Tributes pour in after Middelburg man struck by vehicle while changing tyre

DJ Dosline died after being hit by a vehicle near Middelburg, sparking an outpouring of tributes from fans and fellow artists.

Takalani Mkansi, known as DJ Dosline, died in hospital on Saturday after being struck by a passing vehicle while changing a tyre.

Middelburg Observer reports that Dosline, who lived in Dennesig, Middelburg, was a popular figure in the South African music scene, known for his dynamic DJ sets and production work.

A media statement issued on behalf of the Masina family read:

“In loving memory of Takalani Mkansi, known to many as DJ Dosline. It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved Takalani Mkansi – a devoted father, cherished son, loving brother, cousin, and dear friend.

“Takalani, widely known as DJ Dosline, passed away on the afternoon of Saturday, June 14, following a roadside incident outside Middelburg. He had stopped to change a tyre when he was struck by a passing vehicle. Despite medical efforts, he later succumbed to his injuries in hospital.

“More than a DJ, Takalani was a gifted music producer, passionate promoter, and a vibrant force across the broader entertainment, lifestyle, and music culture landscape. His presence was felt far beyond the stage, touching lives throughout Mpumalanga and leaving an imprint on everyone who encountered his work and warmth.”

The statement adds that those who wish to offer their support, share tributes, or stand with the family during this difficult time, are welcome to do so from today at the family home: 1393 Hlalakahle Street, Chromeville, Middelburg.

“As the Masina family prepares to lay him to rest, we kindly ask for time and space to process this heartbreaking loss. Details of the funeral and memorial arrangements will be shared as soon as they are confirmed.”

Since news of his passing broke, hundreds of tributes have flooded social media, reflecting how deeply Dosline was loved by friends, fans, and fellow artists.

Among the tributes posted on Facebook were:

“Rest well, king!”

“He was the only guy who believed in us when we introduced podcasts to Mpumalanga!”

“You committed to starting a project at church this month and finishing it in July. Just two weeks ago you officially gave your life to Christ — that gives me peace, knowing you’re in a better place. Rest easy, Dosline Nam Angaz.”


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