Overview
AM and WS Ndlebe Foundation NPC is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for communities across various provinces. Established in April 2022, our foundation focuses on implementing impactful programmes and initiatives that address critical social issues, promote development, and provide support to vulnerable populations.
Background
Summary of the Life of Mr. W. S. Ndlebe
Mr. W. S. Ndlebe was born on December 21, 1942, in Ndibela, Mthatha. He began his education at Ndibela Junior Secondary School and later attended Clarkebury High School. He pursued a Diploma in Agriculture at Tsolo Agricultural College, which laid the foundation for his career. In 1967, he married and went on to work as an agricultural officer in various areas across the old Transkei region. By the time of his early retirement in 1995, Mr. Ndlebe was a manager in Elliotdale.
After retiring, he focused on his passion for farming and became a member of a farming co-operative in Elliot, where his farm was located. Known for his strength and commitment to his community, he played a key role as a founding member of the first preschool in the area. Mr. Ndlebe was well respected for his farming efforts, particularly for supplying vegetables from his own maize fields to the community.
Mr. Ndlebe passed away on December 25, 2003, and was laid to rest on January 10, 2004.
Summary of the Life of Mrs. A. M. Ndlebe
Mrs. A. M. Ndlebe was born on January 25, 1945, in Nqancule Administrative Area, Nqamakwe. She began her studies at Nyidlana Junior Secondary School before proceeding to Healdtown High School. She pursued higher education and earned an Honours degree in Bachelor of Education from the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Mrs. Ndlebe dedicated her life to teaching in various schools across the old Transkei region. At the time of her passing, she was approaching her retirement.
Mrs. Ndlebe was known throughout the local community for her kindness, wisdom, and approachability. People from all walks of life sought her counsel, as she was always willing to offer assistance. Her impact as a pillar of strength in the community was widely acknowledged.
Mrs. Ndlebe passed away on December 25, 2003, and was buried alongside her husband on January 10, 2004.