Celebrating the life of a Soldier.

The sudden passing of PI Thabo Kenneth Magobe has left many people in the Provincial Road Traffic Management with disbelief.

The North West Traffic Officers, Department of Community Safety and Transport Management , National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union (NEHAWU), Senior Management, Friends and Family were packed at the Embassy Hall to celebrate the life of the late Provincial Inspector Thabo Magobe.

Affectionately known as “T-bose” , PI Magobe was described as a disciplined, straight talker, humble, loving, assertive individual by his colleagues.

Magobe’s supervisor and manager, Chief Provincial Inspector Job Tshabile said Magobe was dedicated, loyal and dependable employee that would be sorely missed

“Thabo was a straight forward person, right was right and wrong was wrong to him”, he said.

In his address, Chief Provincial Inspector Tshabile said his passing is a great loss to the Department.

Chief Director Mpho Maleme expressed her condolences to the family and words of comfort to his colleagues, on behalf of the department.

Chaplain Cynthia Reetseng and Pastor Khoduga rendered a sermon with words of comfort to the Magobe family and encouraged them to rely in God during this trying times.

“To mourn is a natural process to go through in accepting your loss, we acknowledge that it is painful however we need to deal with it and gradually will be healed.” Says Pastor Khuduga

PI Thabo Magobe will be laid to rest on Saturday, 27 July 2024. The service will be held at Madibogo Village.

May his soul rest in perfect peace.