Many well-known South African women have had to carry the burden of grief while the nation watches. ConnieFerguson RIPShona grief loss
Letshego Zulu was one such. Her husband, Gugu Zulu, died while attempting to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. She had these words of comfort for Ferugson: “My heart went cold yesterday afternoon. It shattered in a million pieces for both of you, as I've been where you are now. I'm at a loss for words. Dumbfounded. Speechless. Flabbergasted.. Rest in Power, Mr Sho. Ous Connie Ferguson, I'm sending you all my love,” she tweeted.
“As I read this, I’m taken back to the day you sat beside me and told me the same thing. I didn’t believe I could ever get through the pain or live to see the sun shine again, but you assured me I would. We can stand in the gap knowing for her that some day, just not today, that it will make sense again,” recalled Ngqula.
Another person who knows how Connie might be feeling is actress Simphiwe Simz Ngema, whose husband, actor Dumi Masilela, died in an attempted hijacking in 2017.
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