Mzi Khumalo, a spokesperson for the ANC’s Gauteng province, has died at the age of 54, according to the party’s provincial office. The death was confirmed on Monday morning, with reports stating he passed away in hospital surrounded by family and friends. The ANC has expressed its condolences to the Khumalo family and close associates, while awaiting further details from the family and party leadership.
The news of his passing has sparked reactions from within the political community, with many acknowledging his role in representing the ANC in the region. Khumalo was known for his active involvement in local governance and public communication. His death marks a loss for the party and the people of Gauteng.
The ANC has not yet released the exact cause of death, but sources indicate that the family is handling the matter privately. The party has promised to provide more information once it is available. Khumalo’s contributions to the ANC’s work in Gauteng will be remembered by colleagues and supporters.
The provincial office has urged the public to respect the family’s privacy during this time. (sundayworld.co.za)
