Tozama Mantashe will be remembered for her dedication towards improving the lives of the working class. She was a dynamic gender activist, a cadre who had a deep commitment to the improvement of the conditions of the lives of workers, a working class leader and a champion of rural development and women’s empowerment.
He was soft-hearted and kind, everyone knew him that way, he believed in good values and morals. He was not just a coach but, to some, a father figure giving guidance.
He was a brother to others and a grandfather. The love that he has given to us, the unity that he was preaching. We will always remember him that he was a pillar of strength. He was actually everything to us. Bishop Ubane was an open man, a loving man who was open to advise. A father to everybody, to young people in the church.
He was a a gentleman, a great man of education and one with whom it was a joy to work and learn from.
He is also remembered as a guy with a big heart and open hand who liked to give back to his community. He was an example to many in the Plain, a true proof that someone from Mitchells Plain can be known in a positive light nationally and internationally. He was someone who gave people chances. He was very involved in the promotion of legal track racing. Barmania was an inspiration to many and proved that it is not impossible to achieve your dream.
Miss Speelman has always been about creating lasting relationships, especially with her former learners when she boasts about their achievements with so much pride. She loved seeing others excel in life. She played a huge role in a lot of her learner's lives, inspiring them to rise above their circumstances (which they did, as many has emancipated themselves from the shackles of their poverty)🙏She had a unique way of creating and leaving lasting impressions, her passing speaks volumes thereof.
He was a legend – it’s a passing of an era. He has been hailed as a pioneer in the industry.
He will be remembered as a ’gentle giant with a brilliant mind and impeccable manners’, and ’a friend who always had good words and always asked, ’How are you?'
