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ANC Chris Hani Region Bids Farewell to Ward 9 Councillor Thembalakhe Tasana

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ANC Chris Hani Region Pays Tribute to Late Ward 9 Councillor Thembalakhe Tasana

The African National Congress (ANC) in the Chris Hani Region gathered in the Bathandwa Ndondo sub-region to honour and bid farewell to Thembalakhe Tasana, a stalwart of the movement and a serving Ward Councillor for Ward 9.

Tasana was remembered as a dedicated public representative who played an active role in local government and ANC structures, where he worked closely with residents to address community needs and service delivery concerns.

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As Ward Councillor, he was widely regarded as accessible and committed, regularly engaging with constituents and advocating for their welfare at municipal level.

ANC members described his leadership as rooted in the organisation’s long-standing principles of people-centred governance and community participation.

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His work in Ward 9 focused on improving living conditions and ensuring that community voices were represented within council processes.

The gathering in Bathandwa Ndondo Sub-region brought together ANC leaders, branch members, and community representatives, who reflected on Tasana’s contribution to both the movement and the communities he served.

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His passing, the ANC said, has left a noticeable gap within regional structures and among residents who relied on his leadership.

As the organisation paid tribute, the ANC reaffirmed its commitment to continue the struggle for a just, equitable, and democratic society, noting that these were the ideals Tasana lived and worked for throughout his political and public service career.

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The ANC extended its condolences to Tasana’s family, friends, and community, saying his legacy of service and dedication would continue to inspire future leaders within the movement.

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