Godfrey Mathebula: A Tragic Loss for the Safari Community

NEWMARK HOTELS & RESERVES ANNOUNCES THE DEMISE OF GODFREY MATHEBULA. HIS UNTIMELY PASSING LEAVES A VOID IN THE SAFARI COMMUNITY. HIS LEGACY OF PASSION, MENTORSHIP, AND COMMITMENT ENDURES.

Godfrey Mathebula, Assistant General Manager of Motswari Private Game Reserve, passed away, leaving a void in the hearts of many. His journey from humble beginnings to industry stalwart is celebrated.

Godfrey Mathebula: Fond Memories and Heartfelt Tributes

Godfrey Mathebula, a pillar at Motswari, touched countless lives with his passion for the bush. Marion Geiger-Orengo fondly recalls his infectious laughter and profound knowledge of wildlife.

“It’s a devastating loss,” expresses COO Mike Vroom, emphasizing Mathebula’s reverence for the ecosystem and dedication to mentoring.

Michelle du Plessis, MD of FGASA, lauds Mathebula’s commitment to guiding excellence, describing him as an inspiration and guiding light.

A Legacy of Mentorship and Commitment

Godfrey Mathebula’s impact transcends his role as a guide; he was a mentor, leader, and friend. His legacy lives on through the countless lives he touched and inspired.

“Motswari was his home, and its staff, his family,” reflects Chris Erasmus, highlighting Mathebula’s role as a big brother to all.

About Newmark Hotels and Reserves

Founded in 2007, Newmark Hotels and Reserves is a hospitality management company with its roots deeply embedded in Cape Town. The company has cultivated a diverse portfolio comprising boutique luxury hotels, safari lodges, and idyllic island getaways. From the renowned V&A Waterfront to the expansive Kruger National Park, Newmark presents a carefully curated collection of accommodations that seamlessly blend with the beauty, culture, and conservation ethos of their surroundings.

Newmark Hotels & Reserves’ each property offers a distinct experience where wildlife roams freely. Extending beyond South Africa, Newmark beckons guests to explore West African golf adventures, witness the awe-inspiring Great Migration, and indulge in the luxury of Mauritian and Zanzibar beach resorts.