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Chief Malaba of Kezi dies
09 Jun 2024 at 04:10hrs | Views
Chief Malaba of Kezi, an esteemed figure known for his principled leadership and dedication to his community's welfare, passed away at the age of 86 after battling chest pains.
His demise was confirmed by Matobo District Development Coordinator, Mr. Obey Chaputsira, and St Joseph's Mission parish priest, Father Innocent Makawule Ndlovu.
Chief Malaba, installed in 1988, was revered for his unwavering adherence to principles and devout Catholic faith. He was hailed as a pillar of strength and a staunch advocate for environmental preservation, actively combatting deforestation.
Chief Malaba's multifaceted contributions included leadership in agriculture, particularly finger millet farming, and involvement in various community development initiatives.
Prior to his chieftaincy, he pursued education and worked in various capacities, including as a scooter driver and delivery person.
Throughout his tenure, Chief Malaba earned recognition for his astute leadership, serving in roles such as Deputy President of the Chiefs Council and as a parliamentarian representing traditional leadership interests.
His legacy as a dedicated leader and environmental steward will endure in the community he served.
His demise was confirmed by Matobo District Development Coordinator, Mr. Obey Chaputsira, and St Joseph's Mission parish priest, Father Innocent Makawule Ndlovu.
Chief Malaba, installed in 1988, was revered for his unwavering adherence to principles and devout Catholic faith. He was hailed as a pillar of strength and a staunch advocate for environmental preservation, actively combatting deforestation.
Chief Malaba's multifaceted contributions included leadership in agriculture, particularly finger millet farming, and involvement in various community development initiatives.
Prior to his chieftaincy, he pursued education and worked in various capacities, including as a scooter driver and delivery person.
Throughout his tenure, Chief Malaba earned recognition for his astute leadership, serving in roles such as Deputy President of the Chiefs Council and as a parliamentarian representing traditional leadership interests.
His legacy as a dedicated leader and environmental steward will endure in the community he served.
Source - sundaynews
