Ukunquma ukukala kwesistimu yakho yamandla elanga kuqala ngombuzo olula: yiziphi amapaneli ezinkanyezi engizidingayo? Njengoba umphakathi jikelele ufisa ukunikeza amandla okwanele ekuqedeni ngokuphelele ibhilidi labo kagesi, isinyathelo esiyinhloko sinquma ukuthi yisiphi isistimu yesayizi engakwazi ukuvula amandla anele ukufeza ukusetshenziswa kwakho kweyunithi ... Funda kabanzi After Mandela was released from prison in 1990, Madikizela-Mandela initially shared in his political activities and trips abroad. In May 1991 she was sentenced to six years in prison upon her conviction for kidnapping, but the sentence was later reduced to a fine. She made a political comeback in 1993 with her election to the presidency of the African National Congress Women's League, and in 1994 she was elected to Parliament and appointed deputy minister of arts, culture, science, and technology in South Africa's first multiracial government, which was headed by her husband. Madikizela-Mandela continued to provoke controversy with her attacks on the government and her strident appeals to radical young black followers, however, and in 1995 Mandela expelled her from his cabinet. She and Mandela had separated in 1992 and were divorced in 1996.