Parliament mourns the death of NCOP Secretary Modibedi Phindela
The announcement of his passing was made by Parliament's Presiding Officers on Tuesday night.
Parliament has expressed its deepest sorrow over the death of Advocate Modibedi Phindela, the Secretary to the National Council of Provinces (NCOP). The news of his passing was shared by Parliament’s Presiding Officers on Tuesday night.
In a statement, Parliament paid tribute to Mr. Phindela, acknowledging his extensive expertise, sound counsel, and unwavering dedication that served generations of Presiding Officers, the Council, and the broader Parliament and its Members. His legacy of service will continue to inspire. May his soul find eternal peace.
Mr. Phindela commenced his career as an Under-Secretary, before being appointed Secretary to the NCOP in March 2009. Dennis Bloem, a spokesperson for the Activists and Citizens Forum, described him as a hardworking and loyal public servant. Mr. Bloem highlighted that the country has lost a true public servant. He emphasized that Advocate Phindela served the nation with distinction, treating all political parties equally and never mixing his position with politics. This loss is deeply felt by the country.
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