Andile Ncube is a veteran in the sportscasting industry and has done it all in terms of broadcast. The multi talented Presenter, Producer and Musician is an icon in the space and is easily one of the most recognizable by fans. He took to social media to share his thoughts after the passing of his former co-host at SABC 1 and a man he worked closely with on the show ‘411’. This was clearly a sad moment for him as he penned a heartfelt message to the late legend.

He shared that his is saddened by the news as the last of his former 411 co-hosts. This is obviously a result of the other two which were David Kekana and Mzi Mgebise passed away in 2017 and 2019 respectively. This is truly a loss for football as the community mourns a student and lover of the game. Many South Africans will remember him for his presence during the mid 2010s on this show.

Once upon a time I hosted a show called #Soccer411 with some of the best football brains in this country

Mzi Mgebise who passed in 2017

David Kekana who passed in 2019

And today is a sore hearted RIP to the last man standing, Malume Coudjoe Amankwaa. RIP Old friend

South Africans reacted to the tweet above, see the replies from Twitter below :

Mxolisi Zuma@mxolisizuma25

2h

Replying to @AndileNcube

Kwanzima wema A This guy was full of energyI remember him how he got passionate about his job. May he rest in eternal peace

Drizzy@d_trill1

50m

Replying to @AndileNcube

Mr Codjo. Loved hm from 2010 world cup on the panel. Never looked back since. R.i.p mr kodjo. U wl truly b missed

Xolile Artwell Mpempe@Artwellxolile1

2h

Replying to @AndileNcube

Rest in Eternal Peace my brother Coudjoe. He was a great sports journalist way back. He has worked in many countries including Swaziland

@Ms Vukile Vk@VkVukile

1h

Replying to @AndileNcube

Oh no Andile it’s so sad to hear about the passing of Coudjoe, condolences to his family and friends