Nelson Mandelas grandson loses legal battle of the graves

July 04, 2013 15:10

Former South African President Nelson Mandela''s children's remains, which were moved by his grandson to Mvezo in 2011, will undergo forensic tests before being shifted back to Qunu for reburial.News24 reports that the graves are of Mandela''s eldest son Madiba Thembekile, first daughter Makaziwe Mandela and Mandla's father Makgatho Mandela The Eastern Cape High Court ordered Mandla to return the remains to Qunu on Friday.

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