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IFP Deputy President Mzamo Buthelezi was the keynote speaker at the memorial service of MP Khethamabala Sithole, held on Tuesday at the Durban City Hall. The event was attended by family, friends, colleagues and political leaders who came to pay their respects to the late MP.

In his speech, Buthelezi paid tribute to Sithole, describing him as a dedicated and passionate leader who served his community with unwavering commitment. He highlighted Sithole’s contributions to the IFP and the country, saying that he was a true patriot who always put the needs of his people first.

Buthelezi also spoke about the personal relationship he had with Sithole, recalling their time together in the IFP Youth Brigade and how they worked together to build the party. He praised Sithole for his leadership skills and his ability to unite people from different backgrounds.

The Deputy President also took the opportunity to address the current political climate in the country, urging all political parties to put aside their differences and work towards a common goal of building a better South Africa. He emphasized the need for unity and collaboration in order to address the challenges facing the country.

Buthelezi also spoke about the importance of honoring and remembering leaders like Sithole, who have dedicated their lives to serving their communities. He urged the youth to follow in Sithole’s footsteps and to be actively involved in shaping the future of the country.

The memorial service was a somber yet uplifting event, with many speakers sharing fond memories and anecdotes about Sithole. They all echoed Buthelezi’s sentiments of Sithole being a selfless leader who always put the needs of others before his own.

The late MP’s family also expressed their gratitude for the outpouring of love and support from the community. They thanked Buthelezi and the IFP for their continued support and for honoring Sithole’s legacy.

In conclusion, Buthelezi reminded everyone that Sithole’s passing is not only a loss to the IFP, but to the entire country. He encouraged everyone to continue working towards the ideals that Sithole stood for and to keep his memory alive through their actions.

The memorial service ended with a moment of silence in honor of MP Khethamabala Sithole, a true leader and a dedicated servant of the people. His legacy will continue to inspire and guide us as we strive towards a better and more united South Africa.

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