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Five months today since the loss of the great man Mangaliso Jere, The legacy you left is of peace and love, hard working and knowing self, knowing that all can do it you can always do better than all. Your dreams will be carried on though we might not fullfill them all the passion you had will be motivating us all the time to make this world a better place.
RIP
Mangaliso Jere Five months today we miss all.
We can all share our tributes at http://mangaliso-jere.memory-of.com