Once a place of exile, now a pride, my history tells a story of struggle and stride. What am I?
Category: Geography · Difficulty: medium
Hint: This island is known for its association with Nelson Mandela.
Answer
Robben Island
Explanation
Robben Island is known for being the prison where Nelson Mandela was held during apartheid in South Africa.
This is a medium geography riddle — a moderate challenge for most people. The answer is Robben Island.
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