OBITUARY
Of the late
Nkosi Isaac Mazibuko
(Born 24 December 1949, died 25 August 2017)
SAKI MAZIBUKO was born of the late Tina and Petrus Ntethe Mazibuko, with nine siblings and Ms Maleqhwa Mazibuko is the only surviving sister.
Ike married the late Mokgothunyana ‘Saba’ and they were blessed with four children, Phiwe(now late), Jabu, Vangi and Siza, together, they also raised Ntokozo, Phindile and Lilly. He leaves behind seven grandchildren.
Zakes, as affectionately known by his peers, became the first black Post Master of the now called SAPO in Durban, KZN from 1979. In the early 80s, Ike worked in the coal-
Cde Ike became the Regional Organiser of NUM whilst he served in its National Executive Committee. Cde Ike played a pivotal role towards the formation of COSATU. He was one of the few cadres of the MDM who attended the last ANC Consultative Conference outside South Africa, known as the ‘Harare Declaration’.
Sithi kini bo Manzezulu, Nzima, nina baseMangweni-uyibekile induku ebandla;
Lalani Ngoxolo Alwehlanga Lungehlanga,
“ The Struggle is My Life – Victory is Certain”
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“ The Struggle is My Life – Victory is Certain”
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Nkosi Isaac
Mazibuko
12 December 1949 - 25 August 2017
Date of burial
Saturday, 9th September, 2017
Times
Home
1227 Kekeletso Road,
Meloding Township, Virginia
08:00 - 08:30
Service Venue
Meloding Community Hall,
Virginia, Free State
09:00 - 10:00
Graveyard
Virginia Cemetry,
Free State
THE FUNERAL PROGRAMME OF
NKOSI ISAAC MAZIBUKO
DATE: 09 September 2017
Programme Director:
NKOSI ISAAC MAZIBUKO
DATE: 09 September 2017
Programme Director:
Mr Tim Kumalo
1. Opening and Welcome
2. Opening Song and Prayer
3. Obituary Reading
4. Tributes from the Neighbour
5. Tributes from Friends
6. Tributes from Colleagues/Comrades
7. Song/Hymn
8. Memorial Service:
Mr MP Vusi Mthembu
9. Closing Prayer
10. Closing Remarks/Thanks/Announcements
11. Burial
The End