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FW de Klerk Foundation Pays Tribute to Former Minister Pravin Gordhan

The FW de Klerk Foundation deeply mourns the passing of Pravin Gordhan on 13 September 2024. His unwavering commitment to constitutional democracy and courageous stand against corruption profoundly shaped South Africa’s governance and integrity.

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Issued by Christo van der Rheede on behalf of the FW de Klerk Foundation:

The FW de Klerk Foundation extends its deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of former Minister Pravin Gordhan, who passed away this morning at the age of 75. The Foundation recognises Pravin Gordhan’s invaluable contributions to South Africa’s constitutional democracy.

Gordhan, who served as South Africa’s first commissioner of the South African Revenue Service (“SARS”) and twice as finance minister, demonstrated exceptional dedication to public service.

“Pravin Gordhan’s impact on South Africa’s governance and his role in defending our democracy will be remembered with great respect. His actions during a period of immense political pressure…

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Lindiwe Zulu: {2014 – 2018} Lindiwe Zulu served as Minister of Small Business Development from 2014 to 2018. She has extensive experience in civil society and government, having previously worked with various international organizations. Zulu focused on policy development aimed at supporting small businesses and ensuring their inclusion in the economic landscape of South Africa.

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