Khutshwekhaya Ndlovu’s son buried

Tanaka Mrewa, Chronicle Reporter
ZANU-PF Central Committee member Cde Naison Khutshwekhaya Ndlovu’s first born son Zenzele Ndlovu was laid to rest yesterday at Bulawayo’s West Park Cemetery.

Scores of people had earlier attended a funeral service to pay their last respects at Cde Ndlovu’s residence in Luveve suburb.

Luveve MP Cde Ntandoyenkosi Mlilo, described the late Ndlovu as a humble person.

“Ndlovu was a person with a great personality. He was someone who was always willing to help people. He was humble and friendly to everyone.

This is self -explanatory especially when we look at the number of people who have taken their time to pay their last respects,” said Cde Mlilo.

Family spokesperson, Mr Charles Ndlovu said Ndlovu died after a long illness.

“We have lost a pivotal member of our family. His wife and children are still young and yearning for fatherly love. His death has really caused us such great pain,” he said.

Ndlovu is survived by a wife and two children aged three and six years. — @tannytkay

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