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Condolences extended to relatives of Cecil Lolo

26 October 2015 by Alan

The DA in the Western Cape has extended its deepest condolences to the family of Ajax Cape Town’s Cecil Lolo. The untimely death of the brave player Lolo has come as a shock to the country and the DA.

DA Western Cape Spokesperson on Cultural Affairs and Sports, Ricardo Mackenzie said; “We hope that those affected by his passing will soon find peace during this challenging time.”

“We also extend our condolences to Ajax Cape Town Football Club, Lolo’s friends and loved ones, all of whom now suffer from the loss following this horrific accident.”

“As the DA, we would like to thank Lolo for being such a great role model for the people of Cape Town, and hope that those affected by his passing will soon find peace,” concluded Mackenzie.

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