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Tributes for first KZN premier

DR FRANK Mdlalose, who has been described as an outstanding servant of South Africa, succumbed to Covid-19 on Saturday. He was 89.

Mdlalose was KwaZulu-Natal’s first premier, from May 1994 to March 1997; the country’s ambassador to Egypt and the former national chairperson of the IFP. He retired from active politics in 2005.

Mdlalose and his wife Eunice were admitted to hospital after contracting the virus. His wife

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