Mourners have arrived to pay tribute to Vuyo Mbuli at his funeral at St Johns College in Johannesburg. See the pictures here.
Watch the 294-minute SABC footage of the funeral of TV and radio presenter Vuyo Mbuli at the West Park Cemetery, Johannesburg.
As a teen, Riaan opened a world to us - news, events, people but also compassion, joy, pain and a belief in the future.
As an Adult, Riaan represented for us the new South Africa - he represented statesmanship, dignity, hope and credibility in the news he was asked to share with us.
Riaan, we are going to miss you. You have left some big shoes to be filled.
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