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You are here: Home / News / Bravo Le Roux’s family seek help for repatriation of his body | SA News

Bravo Le Roux’s family seek help for repatriation of his body | SA News

28 January 2026 by Guest

The family of rapper Bravo Le Roux have launched a fundraiser to help cover costs to repatriate his body to South Africa and support his daughter.

Bravo, whose real name was Sinesipho Peter, died in Switzerland on January 22.

A statement shared by Bravo’s family on Monday said as tributes pour in for the late star, many reached out to the family asking how they can offer support during this difficult time.

“The family is facing the practical and financial challenges associated with repatriating Bravo to South Africa,” it said.

“The fundraiser has been created to help cover the costs related to returning Bravo to South Africa, immediate and necessary expenses connected to his passing and…

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