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Senate mourns the loss of Prince Gcokoma

By Thokozani Mazibuko

The Senate gathered in solemn remembrance this week as it mourned the untimely death of Prince Gcokoma, a revered figure known for his unwavering dedication to public service and his community.

Senate President Lindiwe Dlamini expressed the collective grief felt among colleagues, stating, “We are at a loss after the passing of Prince Gcokoma.

He embodied compassion and leadership, leaving an indelible mark on our hearts and our halls.”

Prince Gcokoma’s contribution to the Senate and the broader community were profound. His passionate advocacy on various social issues earned him respect and admiration from colleagues and constituents alike.

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He was known for championing initiatives that aimed to improve healthcare, education, and social justice.

In a statement during a sitting on Monday, President Dlamini continued, “We hope that the Lord Jesus Christ would strengthen and comfort the family and all of us as colleagues during this difficult time.

The late Embelebeleni Chief, Senator Prince Gcokoma

The legacy of Prince Gcokoma will forever resonate within these walls and in the lives of the many people he touched.”

The Senate President told the House that they were still waiting for more details on the memorial and funeral notices from the Royalty.

Members of the public have also taken to social media to share their condolences and memories, highlighting Prince Gcokoma’s warm spirit and his accessibility as a leader.

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Community leaders are echoing calls for unity in response to the loss, emphasizing the importance of carrying forward his vision for a better society.

Prince Gcokoma is survived by his family, who have expressed their appreciation for the outpouring of love and support from the community during this challenging time.

As the Senate reflects on his impactful life, there is a shared hope that his ideals of compassion and service will continue to inspire future generations.

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