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President Zuma pays tribute to former DM Ntuli

25 October 2016 by Alan

President Zuma pays tribute to former DM Ntuli:

Pretoria – President Jacob Zuma has extended his condolences on the passing of former Deputy Minister of Social Development, Bongi Maria Ntuli, who passed away on Saturday, 22 October in Pretoria.

“South Africa has lost a valuable seasoned servant of the people and a dedicated gender activist, and on behalf of government and all South Africans, we convey our heartfelt condolences to Ms Ntuli’s family. May her soul rest in peace,” the President said.

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