Nelson Mandela's remains were returned to Qunu, his beloved rural childhood village ahead of a traditional burial on Sunday, the final leg of his exceptional 95-year journey. A funeral cortege with Mandela's flag-draped casket entered on Saturday the gates of his homestead, where he will be buried, ending 10 days of national mourning and global tributes for the prisoner-turned-president who transformed his country and inspired the world. AP Video

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