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Tributes are pouring in for the friends and family of Congress of the People (Cope) general secretary and former Free State Education MEC, Papi Diratsagae Kganare.
According to the partyâs national spokesperson, Dennis Bloem, Kganare succumbed to Covid-19 this past weekend. The former Free State MEC is survived by his wife and children. His death has sent shock waves across the country with social media users expressing sadness over his death.
Free State current Education MEC Tate Makgoe says he has learnt with a heavy heart about the passing of Kganare and that it is a great loss to the province and the entire country. He describes him as someone who was passionate and focused on improving education.
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