(CNN) -- South Africa looks back, 20 years after Nelson Mandela's historic release. Plus, Desmond Tutu reflects on the day his dream became a reality, and picturing Mandela - a South African cartoonist and his drawing tribute.





Remembering the Release





South Africa celebrates the 20th anniversary of Nelson Mandela's release from apartheid prison. Our Nkepile Mabuse has more on the defining moment and how it changed the course of a nation.





Prison Home





On multiple occasions, Nelson Mandela turned down early release, unwilling to renounce the cause he held so dear. It was an incredible sacrifice, but what was it like? Nkepile Mabuse toured the prison house where Mandela spent the end of his sentence.





Desmond Tutu Interview





It was the walk to freedom that ushered in democracy. Nelson Mandela's release from prison made the fight worthwhile for many anti-apartheid activists. Nkepile Mabuse sat down with one of the movement's leaders-- Nobel Laureate Desmond Tutu. He shared his thoughts on Mandela's release, including his own initial reaction to the news.





Mandela Cartoons





A different look on Nelson Mandela. This time, caricatures, as we go inside the commemorative art exhibit from South African cartoonist Zapiro.
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