Mampe Maleshwane Patricia Ntsedi is the 1st daughter of the late David and Mmaletebele Ntsedi, she was a creative artist, a Field worker at the Market Theatre Laboratory, Social and children’s rights activist with a passion and love for the youth and women development in South Africa.
Over the years, her love and commitment for the protection of children was further cemented and witnessed by many around the country in her position as the Programme Manager for Child Safety Protection at the Nelson Mandela Children’s fund.
She is survived by her Mother, Son, Siblings, Cousins, Nephews and Nieces.
Robala ka kgotso Mofokeng, Motho oa Morafefoa phole, oa mantoana finyela
9 Comments
Anna Difo
Posted at 21:03h, 04 NovemberMy beloved sister Mampe , New Jerusalem Children’s Home will dearly missed you. May your selfless service and your unconditional love for children and youth, open the doors of heaven for you. May your soul rest in peace,
Patricia
Posted at 04:36h, 05 NovemberMother of all, we pray to you for mampe Ntsedi and for all those whom we love but see no longer. Grant to them eternal rest. Let light perpetual shine upon them. May his soul and the souls of all the departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
Patricia Lerato Tsebe
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Posted at 09:49h, 14 MarchMuchas gracias. ?Como puedo iniciar sesion?
Tshimangadzo Joyce Xakaza
Posted at 05:50h, 05 NovemberI am saddened to learn of Mampe death. She will always invite me to Nelson Mandela Childrens fund to speak on issues challenging the children. The partnership we shared with the Fund and NPA -Thuthuzela Care Center’s was through her engagement and her initiative. She loved children and she played that role very well. To her child and family, I am sorry for your loss, we are going to miss her too. I hope you feel surrounded by much love, my condolences.
Adern Nkandela
Posted at 06:13h, 05 NovemberSincere and heart felt condolences. Our partnership as workmates at the Fund and all collaborations build bonds beyond imagination. We extended compassion for children and indeed other communities living at the margins of society to many places within and outside South Africa. It was shocking to learning of this sad news. MHSRIP
Moledi Thosago
Posted at 08:22h, 05 NovemberKalana e wele
Of all the life lessons you’ve passed down on me, learning to live knowing that you are no more was not one of them. It is also for those lessons that today I know that there is healing in accepting what God had in store. Thank you for the contributions you’ve made in building the man I’ve become today. Most importantly, thank you for the selfless love you’ve shared.
Robala ka kgotso Ausi Mampe
Konehali Gugushe
Posted at 11:29h, 05 NovemberI had known Mampe for a short time after I joined NMCF in 2020, but even in that short period, it was very apparent how passionate she was about the development of young people, how dedicated she was to the work of NMCF, and how instrumental she had been in the development of some of the programmes that we have.
Sending my deepest condolences to Mampe’s family, this is a loss that we share deeply with them. I wish them strength during this difficult time and may God’s love and comfort be with them at all times. May Mampe’s soul rest in eternal peace.
Lebo and That's Mooki
Posted at 11:30h, 05 NovemberRobala ka kgotse mme. It was an honour to know and learn from you.
From the Twins as you used to call us.
Dr Malineo Matsela
Posted at 11:50h, 12 NovemberMy sister Mampe
Assignments that we had planned together , I shall carry forward in your beautiful memory.
REST IN PEACE DEAREST SISSTA