Mandela and Tambo

Mandela and Tambo was the name of the law firm run by Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo in South Africa. At the time of its founding in 1953, it was the only all black African law firm in the country. The firm ceased to exist after politics and the anti-Apartheid struggle began to consume most of both men's time. Its office was destroyed and burned down in 1960.

References

• Oliver Tambo Moot Court: Name of the Court Retrieved December 9, 2013. archive September 24, 2006

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