It’s a week now after the burial of our dear colleague Fortune Msipa. We are reminded of the warmth and unity that marked the celebration of a life well-lived. The CPS family solemnly remembers a man whose impact was as profound as the gatherings of those who came to honor him. We stood together, unified by the shared loss of a man who was more than a co-worker. We assembled at his rural homestead with his family, friends and neighbours, under a weeping sky. It rained throughout the funeral.
A moment of introspection.....colleagues and loved ones gather around, some in contemplative silence, others perhaps whispering prayers or sharing memories. It’s a unifying scene of collective mourning, a community brought closer in the face of loss. From these snapshots in time, one can glean the essence of Fortune Msipa: a man who inspired unity, who pursued his vision with relentless passion, and who, even in his departure, continues to bring people together. As we reflect on his legacy, let us find solace in the knowledge that his impact will live on through those he inspired. Fortune Msipa, in life, you taught us the value of education and unity; in passing, you remind us of the enduring strength of community. Your legacy is imprinted not only in the books and languages you championed but in the hearts of all those who had the privilege to call you a colleague, a mentor, a friend, a father... Rest in peace, good and faithful servant. Your work here is done, but it continues through the lives of those you’ve touched.
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Tinashe
30/3/2024 19:04:36
Farewell Mr Msipa.
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James Mugarisanwa
31/3/2024 11:49:43
Untimely snatched from us without notice. Will be forever dearly missed.
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Rosario Zhemi
31/3/2024 15:15:16
I worked and knew him the time I worked in Midlands, Kwekwe in particular under Kingstons.
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Phuma
31/3/2024 20:14:18
A brother, advisor and colleague. The voice of reason at CPS.
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Lillian T Sakupwanya
2/4/2024 09:21:12
Well written.. straight from the heart. Inspired by one who saw, recognized and revered that which is not merely surfacial.
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Ndabezinhle Mtimkhulu
2/4/2024 19:32:04
There is nothing as disrespectful as death.
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Henry
5/4/2024 00:26:29
May his soul rest in eternal peace
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