I am so sorry for the loss of such a beautiful hearted and spirited soul.
Zola Mbatha
Yes. In a world where i didnt have an older brother and very few friends to trust he came out so supportive and genuine and protected me in this very scary world like only family does. You guys were trully blessed.
God knows and will help you through this.
I am so sorry for Aisha and the babies. Mama. Zoya and Ziyeka
I will miss Moyikwa for a very long time. I am conforted by the knowledge that he is resting easily with his family that he loved very much.
Nxese Sisulu. Sinani.
My Friend,
Sisi and the Bucibo Family
20 years ago I met a funny, witty and super chilled guy.
We instantly became friends and stayed that way through and through.
You were there for every single milestone in my life without hesitation and for that I am eternally grateful.
You were my Moms third son and the family is going to miss you SO much.
You were the best to ever do it.
Be great in your new journey on the other side, just as great as you were in this one.
Love you always.
Deepest condolences to the Sisulu Family.
With Love From
Dear Family
Mama Bongi Shibambo
Anginawo amaningi, konke sikubeka ezandleni zeNkosi. Ingathi iNkosi inganiqinisa, inisekele, inisise kulomsebenzi omkhulu kangaka eniphe wona. Ohamba kahle sihlobo sethu, usuphumile ensizini zalomhlaba. sewuyekhaya khona ezulwini. Kaye ubaba okubizile.
Nxese kini noble ekhaya lakwaSisulu.
Sad to hear about the passing of Moyikwa. I pray that his partner and newly born son survive this pandemic.
Khalulu Ngobese
May the family find solace in that Moyikwa has joined his father Zwelakhe, grandfather & grandmother who are our iconic struggle stalwarts. We will always honour, salute and honour the family for all the selflessness.
Godspeed!
Farewell Moyi
Mfundo Amos
“You taught me how to invest in things that will outlive me.”
“You became an older brother to the coprate bullies”
“You were a true definition of enlightenment”
Thank you
Go well Moyikwa. Memories of your sense of humor in any situation will keep you alive for a very long time. I loved your work ethic when we worked together at Urban Brew. I remember when you walked into the offices at Harley one day to show us pictures of a new born Lilitha on your blackberry, the pride that showed on your face was so beautiful. One would call you for a quick question and end up on the phone with you for hours. Wishing your family all the strength to deal with this very difficult period.
Nobuhle Simelane
