South Africa wicketkeeper Mark Boucher retires from international cricket due to eye injury - @AP

Nelson Mandela's wife thanks world for 'love, generosity' expressed during his hospital stay - @AP

South African President Zuma on Mandela: 'Over the last 2 days, although he remains serious, his doctors have stated that his improvement has been sustained' - @NBCNews

Nelson Mandela's health continues to improve, but condition remains serious, South African government says - @Reuters

Nelson #Mandela "responding well to treatment" on his sixth day in hospital, South African government says

Australia to host 2014 MLB opener at the Sydney Cricket Ground - @AP

South African President Zuma says he's happy to report that Mandela is responding to treatment - @Reuters

Australian cricket batsman David Warner investigated over claims he attacked England player Joe Root http://t.co/Qd7AF9W8ko via @BBCSport

Former South African President Nelson Mandela is still in a serious but stable condition, government spokesman tells local radio - @NBCNews

South African President Jacob Zuma says Nelson Mandela 'very serious but stabilized' and adds 'we are all praying for him' - @BBCNews

South African President Zuma on Mandela: 'Knowing him as I do, he is a good fighter, he will be with us soon' - @Reuters

South Africa wicketkeeper Mark Boucher retires from international cricket due to eye injury - @AP

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South Africa wicketkeeper Mark Boucher retires from international cricket due to eye injury - @AP

Nelson Mandela's wife thanks world for 'love, generosity' expressed during his hospital stay - @AP

South African President Zuma on Mandela: 'Over the last 2 days, although he remains serious, his doctors have stated that his improvement has been sustained' - @NBCNews

Nelson Mandela's health continues to improve, but condition remains serious, South African government says - @Reuters

Nelson #Mandela "responding well to treatment" on his sixth day in hospital, South African government says

Australia to host 2014 MLB opener at the Sydney Cricket Ground - @AP

South African President Zuma says he's happy to report that Mandela is responding to treatment - @Reuters

Australian cricket batsman David Warner investigated over claims he attacked England player Joe Root http://t.co/Qd7AF9W8ko via @BBCSport

Former South African President Nelson Mandela is still in a serious but stable condition, government spokesman tells local radio - @NBCNews

South African President Jacob Zuma says Nelson Mandela 'very serious but stabilized' and adds 'we are all praying for him' - @BBCNews

South African President Zuma on Mandela: 'Knowing him as I do, he is a good fighter, he will be with us soon' - @Reuters