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‘Burying our clients’ loved ones with dignity is our priority’​

15 September 2020 - 07:00 By lwandile bhengu
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A member of the Unification Task Team of the funeral industry during their shutdown on Monday.
A member of the Unification Task Team of the funeral industry during their shutdown on Monday.
Image: Sandile Ndlovu

For funeral parlour director Ndabe Ngcobo, a dignified send-off for his clients’ loved ones trumps any battle his industry has with the government. 

He was one of the few Durban parlours who remained open on Monday despite a call to strike.

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