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Naledi Pandor’s Daughter Aisha Applauds Her Mom for Serving the ANC Diligently for Years

Naledi Pandor’s Daughter Aisha Applauds Her Mom for Serving the ANC Diligently for Years. About a month ago, Naledi Pandor was announced among the ministers who were not returning to parliament. By the time, she was serving as International Relations Minister.

Sundays evening Cyril Ramaphosa announced the formation of the new National Executive, following the landmark elections held on 29 May. In his address, the President emphasized the voters’ mandate for transformation, growth, and renewal, highlighting the need for political unity across parties. The new International Relations Minister, was announced as Ronald Lamola.

Naledi’s daughter, Aisha Pandor, has just taken to social media to sing her mom’s praises for her work in office.

“My mom has been an ANC member and activist for all of my life. I share a birthday with the ANC, and for most of my life, I proudly spent Jan 8th with other family or friends, while my parents served the party. Since I was almost 9 years old, she has served as a member of South Africa’s democratic government. During those three decades, she has led with dedication, integrity, intelligence, wisdom, a love for her country, and a focus on principles, those held high by her religion, upbringing, country and party,” Aisha said.

She also shared that she has assured her mom of much she love her, how much she inspires her and how proud she is of her.

“I’m excited for this next stage in her life, which I know will be anything but idle. It will undoubtedly be focused on creating positive impact and on continuing to champion the causes of the undeserved, voiceless and powerless. I’m also hoping that as by far the most hardworking person I’ve ever met, she finally takes a bit of well-deserved time for rest. Very proud and grateful daughter, and hopeful for SA. May our country and people be blessed with peace, unity, growth and prosperity 🇿🇦❤️,” Aisha added.

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