Pinky Kekana

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Pinky Kekana
MP
Deputy Minister Pinky Sharon Kekana (cropped).jpg
Kekana in 2018
Deputy Minister of Public Service and Administration
Assumed office
3 July 2024
Succeeded by Philly Mapulane