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Condolences pour in for Ronnie Kasrils’ wife

Former Intelligence Minister Ronnie Kasrils' wife, Eleanor, has died at the age of 73 in a Cape Town hospital. His spokesperson Lorna Daniels says Mrs Kasrils had suffered a stroke yesterday morning. Full Article at SABC News

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    3 weeks ago

    "Mr Mbeki, who spoke to Mr. Kasrils immediately upon learning of the tragic news, recalled Mrs. Kasrils' role in the struggle against apartheid and her steadfast commitment to the building of a non-racial, non-sexist and democratic South Africa post-199... Full Article at Times Live South Africa

  2. Mail & Guardian Online logo
    Mbeki pays tribute to Eleanor Kasrils
    4 weeks ago

    Former president Thabo Mbeki on Monday conveyed his condolences to the family of ex-intelligence minister Ronnie Kasrils whose wife, Eleanor, died at the weekend. "Mr Mbeki, who spoke to Mr Kasrils immediately upon learning of the tragic... Full Article at Mail & Guardian Online

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    Eleanor had a daughter, Brigid, from a previous marriage, and two grandchildren. She and Kasrils had two sons, Andrew and Christopher. Full Article at Independent Online

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    Eleanor Kasrils, activist and wife of former intelligence minister Ronnie Kasrils, died on Sunday after suffering a stroke. She was 73. Full Article at Independent Online

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