Sigogo was a formidable advocate for transformation in the legal profession, having begun practicing as a candidate attorney between 1995 and 1997 with the University of Venda Legal Aid Clinic. He went on to fulfill significant roles in various forums of the legal profession. We have lost [a] dedicated champion of transformation. His contributions will undoubtedly form the pillars of a representative and accessible service to our people.
Oom Boeboe was a great leader and community activist, who always had the interest of the most vulnerable at heart. Mr Boeboe van Wyk had a great passion for the well-being and development of people and their communities. His love for reading spurred him on to write five books detailing history and community stories. He was an ardent supporter and lover of rugby and spoke with passion of the National team and the beautiful game. The people of the Northern Cape benefitted greatly from his leadership and servant-hood. He leaves behind a rich legacy of love for the people of this Province and their growth.
Shona will be remembered as an innovator and a pioneer. He was a legend who inspired many.
Dr Van Zyl was described as having an "uncanny sense" of knowing what consumers want. But for all his successes in the corporate world, what 'The Doc' will be remembered for the most was his humanity - his ability to remember the name of each and every person he came into contact with, his self-deprecating sense of humour that immediately put everyone at ease, and his comprehensive wealth of general knowledge. He was also an amazing human being – for those of us who were fortunate to work closely with Johan, we will always remember him as an aspiring mentor, who had a story to share on any topic and who truly cared about people. His tireless efforts for our company, industry and country will be sorely missed.
He was a selfless leader who had a passion for helping others. He was a role model who would empty his pockets to feed the needy. He would always prioritize the elderly and the youth in his community. He was especially concerned about the widows and single mothers who had to care for their children alone. He was an asset to the community. He lived a life of being an example to others. A well-respected person.
He has contributed immensely to Bolobedu, as a pioneer, mentor, and an activist for the development of the Bolobedu house music genre, which has now garnered international acclaim.
He was a very good leader.
A humble man, but always positive, a gentle soul, with a lovely laugh that brightened our days here at BR – no matter the prevailing environment. Always willing to go the extra mile, he had a bright future ahead of him. We journalists tend to be desk-bound and lazy. However, Sandile, with his thirst for life, ran the comrades.
She was a wonderful woman and she will be remembered for the deep footsteps she left in her colleagues lives and those of her learners.
He was such a gentle soul. Roy was a true gentleman.
