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Tribute to a seasoned communicator

25 April 2022 by Alan

Tribute to a seasoned communicator:

One of the most seasoned public servants and a government communicator of note, Mr Thabo Masebe, has passed away. Five years ago in July, we shared the same platform with him when we bid farewell to another finest government communicator, Mr Ronnie Mamoepa. May His Soul Rest in Peace.

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