Government leaders attend memorial service in Standerton for 10 killed in crash
Community members gathered to pay their respects and support those affected by the tragedy.
A memorial service was held at Sakhile Stadium on May 27 in honour of the victims who lost their lives in the recent bus and taxi accident on the R39 in Standerton.
The service was attended by the Mpumalanga MEC for Community Safety, Security and Liaison, Jackie Macie, who conveyed messages of comfort and condolences on behalf of the Mpumalanga Provincial Government.
Also present were Thulasizwe Thomo (MEC for Public Works, Roads and Transport), Walter Mngomezulu (Executive Mayor of the Gert Sibande District Municipality), Phillip Vilakazi (National Union of Mineworkers president), SERITI representatives and various stakeholders.
The memorial service served as a moment of unity and solidarity with the bereaved families and affected communities during this difficult time.
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Community members gathered to pay their respects and support those affected by the tragedy.
Tributes were delivered by friends, colleagues and family members, who shared heartfelt messages and memories of the departed.
Speakers remembered the victims for their contributions to their families, workplaces and communities, while encouraging those left behind to remain strong and united.
Messages of sympathy and support were also extended to the families who continue to mourn the loss of their loved ones following the devastating accident on the R39.
