ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION)<br /> <br />STORY: South African President Jacob Zuma paid tribute to former president and anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela who remains in hospital for a fifth day.<br /> <br />In a speech to parliament, Zuma reminded people not to "create their own superficial image of Mandela."<br /> <br />"They must love Madiba, the volunteer in chief of the defiance campaign of 1952, Madiba the UmKhonto we Sizwe commander in chief, Madiba the revolutionary, Madiba the long-serving prisoner," said Zuma, using the 94-year-old Mandela's clan name, in his address to the parliament in Cape Town.<br /> <br />UmKhonto we Sizwe is the name of the armed wing which Mandela co-founded in the fight against apartheid.<br /> <br />Zuma also reminded the main opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) to recognize Mandela's legacy.<br /> <br />"We must not only focus Madiba, the first president of a democratic South Africa who implemented ANC policies of reconciliation and transformation. His rich legacy and history
