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South African Government Confirms Death of Country's Ambassador to France
South African Government Confirms Death of Country's Ambassador to France
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South African Government Confirms Death of Country's Ambassador to France 30.09.2025, Sputnik Africa
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South African Government Confirms Death of Country's Ambassador to France Mthethwa, appointed in December 2023, was dedicated to strengthening the vital partnership between South Africa and France, building on his lifelong commitment to public duty and longstanding contributions to the African National Congress, the statement said. The South African government extended its deepest condolences to Mthethwa's family, friends, and colleagues, and honors his legacy of unwavering patriotism and service.
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South African Government Confirms Death of Country's Ambassador to France
16:02 30.09.2025 (Updated: 16:15 30.09.2025) South African Government Confirms Death of Country's Ambassador to France
"Ambassador Mthethwa was a distinguished servant of the nation, whose career was marked by dedicated service in critical ministerial portfolios," the South African foreign ministry stated.
Mthethwa, appointed in December 2023, was dedicated to strengthening the vital partnership between South Africa and France, building on his lifelong commitment to public duty and longstanding contributions to the African National Congress, the statement said.
“I have no doubt that his passing is not only a national loss but is also felt within the international diplomatic community,” said Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola.
The South African government extended its deepest condolences to Mthethwa's family, friends, and colleagues, and honors his legacy of unwavering patriotism and service.
