Eddie Makhosonke Zondi, a beloved South African radio personality and music composer, passed away on June 6, 2014, at the age of 46. He was known for his Sunday afternoon show, "The Romantic Repertoire," on Metro FM, as well as his well-received Sunday Soul sessions. He was born on October 9, 1967, and grew up in Soweto, South Africa.

Zondi's love for radio began in the early 1990s when he hosted a radio kiosk at a shopping mall. He eventually joined Radio Metro (now known as Metro FM) as a weekend sports anchor, and in 1996, he got his first professional break as a radio personality. His career in broadcasting spanned almost two decades, and he was highly regarded in the industry.

Eddie was best known to his listeners as the compiler of the best romantic ballads. His show, "The Romantic Repertoire," attracted thousands of listeners every Sunday afternoon. He had a talent for connecting with his audience and was loved for his warm personality and soothing voice. His Sunday Soul sessions were also highly popular, and he often took the party to a physical venue after his show ended on Sunday evening.

Throughout his career, Zondi released two well-received compilation albums, showcasing his passion for music and his talent as a composer. His contributions to the South African music industry were significant, and his impact will be felt for years to come.

Eddie was married to Phakamile Zondi, and he is survived by his two daughters, Siphesihle Zondi and Zethembe Zondi. His passing was a great loss to his family, friends, colleagues, and fans across South Africa. Eddie Makhosonke Zondi will be remembered as a talented broadcaster, a gifted composer, and a warm and kind-hearted person who brought joy and happiness to so many people's lives.