We are very sad to tell you that Zamanguni Gumede has died. She was the mother of Mandlenkosi “Mampintsha” Maphumulo, a well-known and loved South African musician. After having a stroke and being taken to Wentworth hospital, Mrs. Gumede died there. She had turned 64. Zamanguni Gumede, who was also known as “Mama Mampintsha,” had already lost a lot when her son Mampintsha died in December.
Mampintsha was one of the people who started the music group Big Nuz. He was also well-known for his contributions to the Kwaito style. His death was a big loss for the music business and for his fans. Mrs. Gumede’s death is a big loss for her family and friends, and it is especially sad because her famous musician son died not long before. Her death is a painful reminder of how short life is and how important it is to enjoy every moment.
The news of her death has made fans and people in the music business cry and send their condolences. Many people have used social media to show how sad they are and to honor the family. We want everyone to remember her for the love, kindness, and sacrifices she made for her family and for the fact that she was the mother of a famous musician who made many people happy and entertained with his music.
“It’s clear to me now that she wanted to say goodbye before she left,” her daughter said. She told me she was old and that she was going to leave soon. She asked if everyone in the family was there, and when I told her they were, she said she wanted to see her grandson, Sponge, but I had to tell her he wasn’t there. I could tell she was upset by the look in her eyes, but she didn’t say anything about it.
They also wrote on their account, “I am having a hard time dealing with this loss. It feels like I’ve lost two important people in such a short time.” Even though we weren’t ready for this, the financial burden is making it even harder for me. Mampintsha was in charge of our policies, and we were still trying to get things in order. But it looks like we didn’t have enough time to get ready for this.”