Considering the passing of Madiba and South Africa celebrating its 20 years as a democracy, it is almost unbelievable to read statements by TimeLive saying that ‘many called her actions distasteful and commented on whether her body was good enough to be shown in public.’

Sounds like a opinion of Page 3 hopefuls.

Khotso Tladi, a chef at Baglios, quotes:

She didn’t have a nice body, everything was saggy and she had hair. Afroman was better.

With Nelson Mandela Day being only two weeks ago on the 18th of July, this really is a time to reflect and remember all that he stood for and the positive changes he made. Here’s a little thought of our own.

South Africa in 2014 is a year that will be remembered for decades to come. A year of celebration, of loss, and of positive change. A year the Mother City – and the first city in Africa – took the title of World Design Capital 2014, while the entire country celebrates 20 years in a democracy. While the entire world – in solitude and in global gatherings of thousands – mourned over the passing Madiba. But ultimately we celebrate his legacy by keeping his message and his character alive in all we do. A message about freedom, of acceptance, of having the tenacity to express with conviction… This woman shows all of that, why she did it? Well, we’re busy finding out. Stay posted.

Give us your own opinion on this ‘performance’ in the comment box below.

While were on the topic of nakedness, check out our pretty prevealing post Vagina Activism: Shameless Provocation or Conceptual Art!