Rita Alice Ndzanga, born October 17, 1933, was an anti-apartheid activist and trade unionist in South Africa.
Rita Ndzanga’s cause of death
She passed away on Wednesday evening at the age of 89 in Johannesburg. Her cause of death is not yet out. It is believed that she died a natural death. Her death has brought a lot of sadness to families and people around her.
Ndzanga was honored with the order of Luthuli by President Thabo Mbeki in 2004 while serving South Africa as a lawmaker in the National Assembly for three consecutive terms.
Ndzanga stands out as an example of how the human spirit can win over forces of misery, brutality, and tyranny because of her unwavering commitment to the causes of justice and liberation and her unyielding struggle in the face of State persecution and harassment.
Her unwavering attitude, according to ANC national spokesperson Pule Mabe, was a representation of the deepest and most fundamental human desire to be free.