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You are here: Home / News / RIP iNkosi Mpumalanga Gwadiso Aahh!!! Gwebingqele

RIP iNkosi Mpumalanga Gwadiso Aahh!!! Gwebingqele

17 July 2026 by Guest

Statement by Andrew Whitfield MPL – Leader of the Official Opposition in the EC Legislature:

The Democratic Alliance in the Eastern Cape would like to extend our sincerest condolences on the passing of iNkosi Mpumalanga Gwadiso.

Our heartfelt sympathies to his family and the institution of Traditional Leadership.

iNkosi Gwadiso was the Chairperson of the Eastern Cape House of Traditional and Khoi-San Leaders and served the people of this province diligently and with integrity.

He was a man of dignity with a deep commitment to strengthening traditional leadership in the province.

iNkosi Gwadiso led the fight against the loss of life during initiation and also the preservation of this important custom.

His wisdom, leadership, and contribution to the province will be greatly missed.

May his soul rest in peace.

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