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Mandela's wife and daughter mark his birthday with flower planting

(18 Jul 2010) SHOTLIST 1. Boys working in the garden of the Orlando Children's Home 2. Various of woman digging the garden with a pick axe 3. Wide of Graca Machel, Nelson Mandela's wife, and children from the home planting vegetables in the garden 4. Close of vegetables planted by Machel 5. Wide of Machel helping children plant vegetables 6. Close of Machel's hands planting vegetables in the garden 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Graca Machel, wife of Nelson Mandela: "Today is an opportunity for millions of people in the world to look inside themselves and find those beautiful qualities as any human being has and say: 'I am able to make a difference to my neighbour, to someone under privileged, I can extend my goodness to other people'." 8. Volunteers cleaning windows at the children's home 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Graca Machel, wife Nelson Mandela: "For a 92 year old, he's healthy. He is not physically strong any more, but his spirit is strong as ever and we are going to have family coming, just to, as anybody else, to celebrate, to cut a cake and to have moments of laughter. That's all." 10. Wide of Zindzi Mandela (right), daughter of Nelson Mandela, laughing with friends at the home 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Zindzi Mandela, daughter of Nelson Mandela: "I think it's a celebration of the 67 years that Tata (Nelson Mandela) has given to humanity. We've just been asked to do 67 minutes of a day to the greater cause of humanity, whatever contribution one can give. It's the greatest gift we can give him on his birthday is to say, you know, we understand what you stood for and we are here to live the legacy. It's about the preservation of the legacy. It'll start with 67 minutes, and we are hoping that one day it will be like a global movement for change. It will become a way of life to become, to rise to your highest self and to be a selfless being." 12. Various of volunteers cleaning at the children's home 13. Various of exterior of Mandela's house 14. Security officers outside Mandela's house 15. Wide exterior Mandela's house STORYLINE Members of Nelson Mandela's family gathered at a children's home in Soweto on Sunday to plant a vegetable garden as part of Mandela Day celebrations. Graca Machel, Mandela's wife, rolled up her sleeves to show children at the Orlando Children's Home how to grow vegetable seedlings. Zindzi Mandela, Nelson Mandela's daughter from his second marriage to Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, was also at the children's home. "I think it's a celebration of the 67 years that Tata has given to humanity, we've just been asked to do 67 minutes of a day to the greater cause of humanity, whatever contribution one can give. It's the greatest gift we can give him on his birthday is to say, you know, we understand what you stood for and we are here to live the legacy," said Zindzi Mandela. The event was organised by the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund as part of numerous similar events across South Africa and around the world, to mark the anti-apartheid leader's 92nd birthday. The aim is for people to devote 67 minutes of the day to helping others, in recognition of Mandela's 67-year fight against oppression. The UN General Assembly on Friday celebrated the inaugural "Nelson Mandela International Day" with tributes to his moral leadership and lifelong commitment to fighting racial oppression and promoting peace. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...