Oupa Magashula, former commissioner of Sars, has passed away.
Magashula, 63, died on Wednesday after a long illness and an extended period of hospitalisation, said the family in a statement.
“He will be remembered for his humility, warmth, and unwavering commitment to SA and its people. He was a devoted husband, father, brother, colleague, and friend whose generosity of spirit touched countless lives,” they said.
According to Magashule’s family, he served SA with distinction in both the private and public sectors, including senior roles at Telkom and South African Breweries, and later as the commissioner of Sars, during a pivotal period in the young democracy.
Oupa Magashula will be remembered for his humility, warmth, and unwavering commitment to SA and its people.
— Oupa Magashula's family
Following his public service, he continued contributing to national development through various business and leadership roles, Magashule’s family said.
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