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"Gone too soon": SA mourns death of Senamile Masango, first black nuclear physicist

"Gone too soon": SA mourns death of Senamile Masango, first black nuclear physicist


Published on 2025-02-10 14:02:33 - MSN
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  • South Africans mourned the death of Senamile Masango, the first black nuclear physicist. People in Mzansi were touched by her passing as they shared their tributes.

Senamile Masango, South Africa's first black nuclear physicist, passed away at the age of 35, leaving the nation in mourning. Her death was announced by the Department of Science and Innovation, which highlighted her significant contributions to the field of nuclear physics. Masango was known for her groundbreaking research and her role in promoting science education among underrepresented groups. Her work not only advanced scientific knowledge but also inspired many young black South Africans to pursue careers in STEM fields. Her untimely death has been described as a profound loss to the scientific community and the country, with tributes pouring in from colleagues, students, and admirers who celebrated her legacy and the barriers she broke during her career.

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