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    IFP will turn KZN around if it wins poll, says Ntuli

    Apr 07, 2024 2 minutes
    premier candidate
    bongani.hans@inl.co.za

    THE IFP is going into the May 29 general elections confident that the legacy of its founder, the late Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, will continue to draw voters to it.

    In an interview with the Sunday Tribune, Thami Ntuli, the IFP KZN chairperson, vowed to restore the province to its former glory if it won the elections,

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