US EditionNews24 | UPDATE | Former Deputy President David Mabuza Dies Aged 64
SOUTH AFRICA, JUL 3 – David Mabuza, known as "The Cat," played a key role in South Africa's political landscape and helped Cyril Ramaphosa secure ANC leadership in 2017, dying after a brief illness at 64.
- On Thursday, former Deputy President David Mabuza died in Sandton hospital after a prolonged illness at age 64.
- Mabuza had been battling health issues, which culminated in his death in a Johannesburg hospital on Thursday.
- President Ramaphosa was informed by Mabuza’s family and confirmed he died in Sandton after a prolonged illness at age 64.
- Across the political spectrum, condolences poured in for Mabuza, with ANC extending sympathies, EFF praising his liberation role, and ActionSA offering support to his family.
- Mabuza’s political journey from student activist to influential ANC strategist highlights his enduring impact on South Africa’s provincial and national politics, reflecting his reputation as a tactician and unifier.
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