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The Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati Region of the African National Congress (ANC) is in mourning as it announces the passing of an esteemed comrade, Mvuyo “Maduna” Ncobo. Comrade Gulam, as he was affectionately known, leaves behind a legacy of unwavering commitment to the ANC and the community he served.

Comrade Maduna served as a member of the ANC regional executive committee and headed the political education subcommittee. His contributions were not confined to the political arena; he also served as a councillor in both the Local Municipality and the Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati District Municipality. His commitment to the movement and the people was evident throughout his distinguished service.

A true activist and remarkable leader, Comrade Maduna inspired many with his dedication and steadfast belief in the principles of the ANC. He played a pivotal role in educating and mobilizing ANC members, ensuring they were well-versed in the movement’s principles, culture, and values.

The ANC in the Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati Region extends its deepest condolences to the family and friends of Comrade Maduna. Recognizing the irreplaceable void left by his passing, the ANC shares in their grief and loss. Comrade Maduna’s legacy will serve as a guiding light as the ANC continues its journey toward a better future for all.

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Tributes Pour In:

Online condolences and tributes paint a vivid picture of the impact Comrade Maduna had on the community:

“If gotwe motho ene ese ngwana waga Shaka le Biva maar wa sechaba sa Huhudi ke wena Mvuyo Gulam Ncobo le Osena eng kapa eng bt ga go tlhokwa thuso ke wena wa ntlha, o bereka osa bereke Tebele, but u will ensure gore sechaba se itumetse, de will never be another Mvuyo, My wish was to c u become de Mayor of Vryburg, 5 10 yrs enese bothata n u hv always bn patient, osa ipeye pele bt yo community, I will always luv u Ntwaana rest in peace, I stop here Mfanagithi. Muuuurrr” – Odirile Mothusi Facebook handle.

“Vryburg lost an amazing soul, Mvuyo Ncobo, affectionately known as Gulama. We did matric together in 2002, and he served as our LRC president. His passion for helping others led him to become a firefighter and later a committed counselor, always dedicated to serving our community. Gulama’s legacy of kindness and selflessness will be remembered forever. Condolences to the family and friends. Rest in peace, dear friend” – Humble Gee Facebook handle.

As the ANC and the community reflect on the life of Comrade Mvuyo “Maduna” Ncobo, they are united in grief but also in gratitude for the indelible mark he left on the political landscape and the hearts of those he served.

-The VIP Team

-ANC NW