MEC for Education, Free State Tate Makgoe died in a road accident on March 5, 2023. The fatal collision happened early Sunday morning on the N1 highway. Born Pule Herbert Isak Makgoe, sometimes known as Tate Makgoe, was a South African politician. The Free State native was a member of the African National Congress and the Free State MEC (Mississippi Electronic Courts) for Education.
He was appointed to the post in May 2009. Makgoe was sworn in to serve in the Free State Provincial Legislature in May 1994. The sudden death of Tate Makgoe has caused shock. Many people are interested in what caused the tragedy and how the politician died. Here are all the known facts about the case.
Tate Makgoe, the Free State Education MEC, died in a road accident, according to his obituary.
MEC for Education, Free State Tate Makgoe has died suddenly following a fatal road accident on the N1 near Winburg. He received fatal injuries from which he died. According to reports, Makgoe’s car was involved in a collision with three cows. The event took place in the parking lot. One of Tate’s family members was also there when the sad event took place. A family member of the Free State Education MEC took him to hospital as he was seriously injured and required immediate medical attention.
Tate’s death attracted widespread attention. Additionally, many individuals have expressed their grief over his terrible death. As of this writing, the Makgoe family has released an obituary. The Makgoe family must be saddened and saddened to lose a dear family member in such a terrible tragedy. We hope that the family and friends of the South African politician find the strength to cope with this difficult time.
Tate Makgoe’s Family – She came from Tumhole, Parys, Free State Province.
Tate Makgoe played an important role in South Africa. Makgoe was born on May 12, 1963 in Tumahole, a settlement in the Parys area of the Free State province of South Africa. As a delegate, the late politician was given the opportunity to participate in the activities of the African National Congress. Since May 2009, he has been a member of the Free State Education Executive Council.
Makgoe was sworn into the Free State Provincial Assembly in May 1994. Makgoe was the African National Congress candidate for a seat in his home state assembly in the 1994 elections. After a successful campaign, the Free State native was elected to the job. He was a dedicated man who gave his best to every task he was given and was loved by the people.
Tate Makgoe’s Political Career
The late politician held numerous positions in the Executive Council. The late politician was twice a member of the Executive Council (MEC) for Finance (1994-1996; 2005-2009). Makgoe was a Member of the Executive Council (MEC) for Tourism and Environmental Affairs from 1997 to 1999. Furthermore, the renowned politician served in the Executive Council (MEC) for Agriculture from 1999 to 2001.
Similarly, in the early 2000s he was a member of the Executive Council (MEC) for Public Safety, Security and Liaison. Tate was also the Speaker of the parliamentary body from 2011 to 2004. Furthermore, on 26 July 2020, Ntombela revealed that Makgoe had been hospitalized after contracting COVID-19. Ntombela named Tate’s interim successor as Makalo Mohale.
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Source: HIS Education