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Poet David wa Maahlamela laments the demise of yet another Azanian child. In this hear-warming and thoughtful eulogy he traces the spoor of a giant to its final resting place.

I will always remember him as a person who did not need a reason in order to laugh.

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In this age of literary deterioration in indigenous languages; losing a devoted writer such as him is a devastating loss indeed. Let’s bow our heads to the passing on of a Xitsonga linguistic fanatic Mkhomanzi Bruce Ngobeni who died on the 2nd November 2009.

This award-winning novelist, short story writer, playwright and poet dies at the age of 37, adding to the list of young brains this country lost.

There’s nothing called better death though when elders such as Masizi Kunene, Ellen Kuzwayo, Alan Paton and Es’kia Mphahlale pass on, we easily yet unbearably accept that they completed their race. During the recent Timbila workshop on indigenous short story writing, a well-acclaimed Sepedi writer, Lerole Mamabo