To the Sisulu Family.
Benedict Motau
Moyikwa was an eloquent, sharp, generous, effervescent and intelligent young man. I had the opportunity to work with him in early 2000, where we changed the future landscape of the television industry. It was at this time that I was introduced to his lively cousin brother, Shaka Sisulu.
He will be missed dearly and we send our deepest condolences to the family at large, his lifelong partner, children, his mom, uncles, aunts, cousins and his brother.
May the Lord embrace the Sisulu family and heal your hearts and pain, during this low and difficult time.
Heaven has gained an angel, and may Moyikwa’s memory be forever carved in all our hearts, especially those who interacted with him, professionally and socially.
Farewell Soldier!
When I moved to JHB from Bloemfontein 18years ago.I was lucky to have met a bunch of gentle souls. It was(that tall guy) Jokingly- Thandana Mbetse who introduced us… But naturally, being the leader you were born to be, you overtook his brotherly role. Suppose it was your wits that “hijacked” our friendship. I was at RAU & You were at Wits. When I started my career in television you became my ‘Go-To’ person for advice, counsel & more often my driver in that JETTA. When Litha was born, I swear I thought you it was a wedding because WOW, you swore to always be the best for those you loved & you did.
Kamo Mampe
Thank you my friend for the laughter, lessons & memories. Thank you MmaSisulu for raising such a charming yet gentle soul!!!
To the family at large, Gomotsegang. Moyikwa fought till the end. Robala ka Kagiso.
With a great sense of sadness, Bridget and myself wish to past on our condolences to the Sisulu family.
Andile and Bridget Ramaphosa
Moyi was an energetic, intelligent and very humorous person. I personally enjoyed the moments we had together as young entrepreneurs – looking to make our mark and contribute back to South Africa.
He was a shinning star amongst us and will be sorely missed.
We love you Moyi. Rest well. Hamba Kahle.
Condolences to the Sisulu family
Tshepo Mohapi
To Sis Zodwa and family
It is the worst pain to lose a child it’s even worse if we cannot gather and give warm hugs and carry the pain with you,
Penny Tyawa
This virus has robbed us of our dearest loved ones.
Condolences to the family and may the lord god protect and keep you, may Moyikwa’s precious soul rest in internal peace
Baby TyaWa
