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ANCYL president Collen Malatji marries longtime partner Tsholofelo Sekete in Limpopo

ANCYL president Collen Malatji and Tsholofelo Sekete celebrated their traditional wedding in Tafelkop Boleu, Limpopo, surrounded by family, friends and political colleagues.

ANCYL president Collen Malatji marries longtime partner Tsholofelo Sekete in Limpopo

ANCYL President Collen Malatji tied the knot with his long-term partner Tsholofelo Sekete in a traditional wedding ceremony held in Tafelkop Boleu, Limpopo on Saturday, September 26. Family, friends, and fellow political figures attended the celebration. ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula, who is also Malatji's supervisor, attended the wedding and delivered a speech.

Mbalula later shared photos and videos of the event on social media, expressing his well wishes for the newlyweds. Mbalula hailed the wedding as a celebration of love, commitment, and the start of a new chapter in the couple's lives. The union of Malatji and Sekete, who have been together for years and have one child, followed a three-day lobola ceremony in January.

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