Hop on board with the First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama, as she travels to South Africa and Botswana for an official visit. Walk step-by-step with the First Lady as she delivers the keynote address to a U.S.-sponsored Young African Women Leaders Forum with 76 women from 24 African countries in South Africa, meets with inspirational leaders Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, joins forum participants at service projects, speaks with secondary school students at the University of Cape Town as she raises awareness for youth leadership, education, and health.
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