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Time for politicians to govern as our activists did

recent loss of four giants a wake-up

THE demise of our leaders in 2023 reminds us of the great purpose of servant leadership.

The recent deaths of Professor Hoosen Coovadia, an anti-apartheid stalwart, prolific scientist and activist of health equity; Dr Frene Noshir Ginwala and Aziz Goolam Pahad, anti-apartheid activists and politicians; and Dr Essop Pahad, a politician, among others, have left our nation poorer because these were leaders that served our society selflessly.

They contributed effectively

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