MY LOVING SISTER

To my sister Pebetse Nkadimeng's memory This is the second annivesary since my sister died, we were like twins. My mother used to buy us same clothes, I still wear her clothes, but my mother does not understand why. She was sweet, quite and reserved but we will have our moments to discuss things. I believe that she is our angel in heaven and always watching over the family. I miss her so much and I wish to have someone who new her to share with me. From sister Khomotjo Nkadimeng

Tears for Feziwe - Broken Rhoo buries the love of his life

Norman MasungwiniFormer Bafana Bafana and Leeds United captain Lucas Radebe tried hard to fight back the tears when pictures of him and wife Feziwe in happier times were displayed on big screens at the Rhema Bible Church in Randburg, Jozi, on Friday.

Dedication to 'Rhoo' Radebe

My condolences goes out to "Rhoo" Radebe for having to come to terms for losing the love of his life. I dedicate this song to you... "Ho lokile". - Zandisile Vilakazi

Gifted writer and actor

By Pallo Jordan
I learnt with deep sorrow of the sudden and untimely death of film, television and stage actor John Matshikiza in Johannesburg on Monday night.
John, or Johnny as he was known to his friends, was born into the extremely gifted Matshikiza family 55 years ago. He was the son of Todd and Esme Matshikiza, both of whom were deeply involved in the arts.
As a young boy he emigrated to Britain with his parents in 1961 when the musical King Kong hit the stage in London’s West End.

ROBALA KA KHUTSO MALOME

In your 25 years with us you touched more lives than some of us will in a life-time,we thought this was supposed to to get easier with each passing day but its getting harder.
Although we saw you struggling after suffering from a long illness it is still sad that you passed away because we enjoyed a close relationship.
Despite the the constant pain you felt, you put a good fight with a lot of humuor till your final day. May you always walk in the sunshine and God's love around you flow. For the happiness you gave us...no one ever know, it broke our heart to lose you, but you did not go alone, a part of us went with. The day when God called you home, a million times we've cried...a million times we've needed you. If love could only have saved you, you never would have died. We feel sad when we start to remember how your face beamed everytime we spoke of everything under the sun, all those who rubbed shoulders with you at Genrec will not believe you departed after suffering the pain. We have to believe that you are in a better place now smiling down to us flanked by angels. Even God doesn't need lazy souls to occupy his heaven that's why my uncle departed ahead of his time. sepela botse malome....o be o le mohwelere woo ebeng re ithekgile ka wona,
May God open the gates for you.
Your Grandson.
Harold Rachochi.

This is a second anniversary since my brother “Mish “passed away. He was such a loving, caring and understanding person I have ever known. I really wish he was here to see what his love gave us. He made sure that we go to school to have a better life and today we are living the way he wanted. I believe that he is an angel in heaven and he is always watching over us. I miss him so much and thank him for everything he did for us. Precious Mnisi

The greatest grandfather

I write this in memory of my grandfather, whom I still love and miss very much.

You always saw the good in everybody, you had so many hopes and dreams for us....I wish you could be here to see some of those dreams coming true.
I know you would be so proud of us, I love you Papamogolo and I miss you so much.

Thank you for being a father, a mentor and a role model for me.

Kwaito’s Zombo is dead

Once popular Kwaito star Tebogo Ndlovu, also known as Zombo, has died after a long illness.
The former Abashante band member died yesterday of HIV/AIDS related illness. At the time of his death Zombo was living at St Francis Care Center in Benoni on the East Rand....

• See our pictorial tribute to Tebogo ’Zombo’ Ndlovu

Ma-willies of kwaito no more

Makhubela dies at his home
Kwaito icon William Bongani Makhubela, also known as Ma-Willies, has died.
Makhubela, 38, drew his last breath at his Soweto home last night....

• View our slideshow show and listen to a sound clip of one of his hit songs

So long, Jabu...

Friends, family and the music fraternity yesterday remembered late Afro-pop star Jabu Ndaba with a highly entertaining memorial service at Bassline, Newtown.
Born in Heilbron, Free State, Ndaba was a member of music group Malaika. He died of TB on Monday at the Tshepong Hospital in Klerksdorp....

• WEB TV: Jabulani Ndaba’s Memorial
• PHOTO GALLERY: Friends and family pay tribute
• AUDIO SLIDESHOW: View pictures of Jabu in happier times