Chris Nguluvhe passed away on December 31st. He was 61 years old. People called him "Shule Shule."
He was a well-known businessman and farmer. He lived in Beitbridge, Zimbabwe.
Many people came to his funeral. They wanted to say goodbye to a community leader.
Mr. Nguluvhe died in a hospital in South Africa. He had a short illness.
His death shocked the Beitbridge community. People remembered how much he helped the town.
He supported many local projects. These included a radio station and soccer teams.
Others said he was a selfless man. He inspired people to start businesses and farms.
Politicians praised him, too. They said he worked hard to make Beitbridge better.
His brother thanked everyone for their support. The family was grateful during a difficult time.
Mr. Nguluvhe started a popular business center in 2002. It had the area's first sports bar.
He supported many community programs. He touched many lives with his generosity.
He worked in many different industries. These included customs, trucking, farming, and food service.
His businesses helped the local economy. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
He was a well-known businessman and farmer. He lived in Beitbridge, Zimbabwe.
Many people came to his funeral. They wanted to say goodbye to a community leader.
Mr. Nguluvhe died in a hospital in South Africa. He had a short illness.
His death shocked the Beitbridge community. People remembered how much he helped the town.
He supported many local projects. These included a radio station and soccer teams.
Others said he was a selfless man. He inspired people to start businesses and farms.
Politicians praised him, too. They said he worked hard to make Beitbridge better.
His brother thanked everyone for their support. The family was grateful during a difficult time.
Mr. Nguluvhe started a popular business center in 2002. It had the area's first sports bar.
He supported many community programs. He touched many lives with his generosity.
He worked in many different industries. These included customs, trucking, farming, and food service.
His businesses helped the local economy. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
