Betraying ANC not an option – Lesufi's tribute to late former Newcastle mayor Mahlaba

Author: Amanda KhozaPublished on: July 9, 2026Country: South Africa

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Betraying ANC not an option – Lesufi's tribute to late former Newcastle mayor Mahlaba

In a tribute, Gauteng leader Lesufi stated that betraying the ANC is not an option, honoring the late former Newcastle mayor Mahlaba. He emphasized the importance of loyalty to the party. Mahlaba, a respected ANC figure in the region, was praised for his dedication.

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