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Thomas More College mourns Grade 8 pupil Awandiswe Zulu
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Thomas More College mourns Grade 8 pupil Awandiswe Zulu

Thomas More College in South Africa is mourning the death of Awandiswe Zulu, a Grade 8 student who had been part of the school community since Grade 00. The college expressed deep sorrow over his passing and described him as a cherished member of the community. Several individuals, including Nzuzo Mthembu, Kim Nicholas, and Nicholas Gard, paid tribute to Awandiswe, recalling his kindness, positive spirit, and achievements, such as receiving an award at the school's rugby evening. The college encouraged its community to offer support and prayers to the Zulu family while respecting their privacy. The tribute concluded with the phrase 'Lala ngokuthula' (Rest in peace), Awandiswe.

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Thomas More College mourns Grade 8 pupil Awandiswe Zulu

Thomas More College in South Africa is mourning the death of Awandiswe Zulu, a Grade 8 student who had been part of the school community since Grade 00. The college expressed deep sorrow over his passing and described him as a cherished member of the community. Several individuals, including Nzuzo Mthembu, Kim Nicholas, and Nicholas Gard, paid tribute to Awandiswe, recalling his kindness, positive spirit, and achievements, such as receiving an award at the school's rugby evening. The college encouraged its community to offer support and prayers to the Zulu family while respecting their privacy. The tribute concluded with the phrase 'Lala ngokuthula' (Rest in peace), Awandiswe.

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