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Zuma pays tribute to deputy minister Bavelile Hlongwa at Durban memorial

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'She said to me that we need to meet. 'You put me in that seat and it's hot, but I think there are things we need to change,' she told me.'

Zuma and Hlongwa had spoken at the University of Limpopo, where they attended a ceremony at which cooperative governance and traditional affairs minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma was appointed as chancellor.

"During the funeral, some came and knelt beside me and said, 'Bavelile is gone.' I thought they had made a mistake. I was unable to focus for the rest of the funeral," said Zuma.

 

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But why is the media still covering Zuma we should see him on tv when he goes to court not when he talks at memorials polishing his conspiracy theories.

Lwandi_N did Dr. Dlamini-Zuma perhaps said why she won’t say things she won’t say? And is there rules in journalism around titles like Dr, Prof, Rev or it doesn’t matter?

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