Mr Egmont Pauls
Egmont was such a great pal, always a compliment. A good father and husband to his family.
Mr Jabu Mabuza
Mabuza will be remembered for, among other things, bringing leadership during a disastrous moment in South Africa. He was a fearless businessman who paved the way for the establishment of black business and continued to make an impact on the country’s economic landscape.
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Cde James Jim Skosana
He has been a total embodiment of a people cantered development from the humble beginnings of his struggle life as an activist. Cde JJ Skosana has proven to be an astute legislator after serving with distinction in the aforementioned areas of responsibility till his last day.
Mr Dougie Heymans
Dougie was an excellent player in a particularly difficult position to play in, tighthead. He gave numerous opponents on-field problems.
Mr Khaya Xaba
He was described as a highly skilled and excellent communicator. He was diligent, easy-going, hardworking and passionate about the struggles of the working-class. He was accessible and genuine and was never unnerved by trivial things.
Mr Khaya Xaba
Xaba dedicated his life in defending the interest of workers for better conditions of service and spent his time in defending the gains of workers against a brutal system of exploitation. He was also an activist for social change and had participated in many democratic movements.
Mr Werner Jeffery
Jeffery has left deep footprints in cricket and rugby in the Southwestern Districts.
Mr Renier Du Preez
He will be missed for his smile and determination to change the lives of all the children and adults he came in contact with.
Mr Wandile Fana
He was passionate about media freedom and dedicated towards the growth of the community media sector. Fana was also described as a "fierce believer and fighter for integrity in journalism, the radical advocate for the transformation of the media and creation of space for communities to speak in their own voice. He was a seasoned journalist and interacted closely with many of the current generation of local reporters. As editor of his paper, he provided guidance to dozens of publishers across the country, young and old. He was highly respected for his knowledge and work ethic.