Junant was a hard-working guy and a legend. He stood for his nation. He was a Bozza. Junant was a popular rhyming chatterbox and he was a legend for his country.

Price was a passionate advocate in his representation of his clients. Terry loved life and sport in particular. Rugby was his first love, with cricket a close second. He was well-read and well-travelled and enjoyed discussions on any topic of interest. He had a phenomenal knowledge of criminal law and procedure. He was a loyal bar man and gladly shared his knowledge with junior colleagues.

Andre brought stability to Eastern Province in a difficult time, and always put the needs of his province above his own.

The SAPS has lost one of its reliable, dedicated and greatly respected leaders in the organisation. Lieutenant General Mfazi led by example and served this country with distinction until his death. He was an exemplary leader who was dedicated to the cause of serving and protecting the people of South Africa.

He was a pillar of COPE. He is a founder member who has built COPE to what it is today. He made a huge contribution to the freedom struggle - a selfless freedom fighter. He would be remembered for his sense of humour and he was a very family orientated person.

He was very much in the prime of his life as a cricket administrator and educator, two fields in which he had already offered a great deal to his community.

He was a great ambassador of sport. A virtuous genius armed with exceptional artistry in storytelling.

He was a very respectable gentleman.

He was big on life and dedicated the last few years to the establishment of the Mzansi Kwaito and House Music. His commitment to MKHMA positively contributed to the elevation of the Kwaito and House Music Awards and we call out to all South Africans to remember Mr. Malinga for the contribution he made in unearthing upcoming musicians and catapulting to a higher level.