The recent Health condition of Nelson Mandela has resulted in the children launching a court case against several business associates of the former president in a dispute over the control of two companies, as confirmed by a South African newspaper.
The Star says the case was filed Monday in the Johannesburg High Court by Mandela's daughters, Makaziwe and Zenani.
It was supported by the grandchildren of the anti-apartheid leader, who recently left a hospital after treatment for pneumonia.
The court papers reportedly say lawyers George Bizos and Bally Chuene, and businessman Tokyo Sexwale, have no right to remain as directors of companies whose main purpose was to channel funds from the sale of 94-year-old Nelson Mandela's handprints.
The newspaper quoted Bizos as saying the Mandela daughters are 'trying to get their hands on the money', estimated to be more than £1.1million.
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