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Former President FW De Klerk praised for important contribution to our democracy

12 November 2021 by CapeTownNewsReader

Dear Editor

It is with sadness that we note the passing of former President FW De Klerk in Cape Town today. I extend my heartfelt condolences to his family and loved ones during this very difficult time.

FW De Klerk will be remembered for his important contribution to South Africa’s peaceful transition to a constitutional democracy, including becoming Deputy President as part of the Government of National Unity. He played a critical role in dismantling the system of Apartheid, and we thank and honour him for this contribution today.

I know that through his Foundation, he will continue to have a positive impact on our country as it focuses on strengthening our democracy and promoting and protecting our Bill of Rights.

I encourage South Africans to use this sad moment to again commit to the values enshrined in our Constitution, and to remember that we are stronger together, united in our diversity. These values must remain our guiding light as we move forward together.

My hart is met sy gesin en vriende tydens hierdie hartseer tyd.

Totsiens FW De Klerk.

Regards

Premier Alan Winde

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