by Thinus Ferreira
The producer and businessman Moyikwa Sisulu, grandson of the anti-apartheid stalwarts Walter and Albertina Sisulu, and the eldest son of the late Zwelakhe Sisulu and Zodwa Sisulu, has died from Covid-19 related complications. He was 41.
According to the Sisulu family, Moyikwa Sisulu and his partner Aisha Jackson were both diagnosed with Covid-19 earlier in August after the birth of their baby.
Moyikwa Sisulu died on Saturday at Johannesburg's Morningside Clinic.
Moyika Sisulu had interest in mining, media and property.
Moyikwa Sisulu began his career at the Urban Brew production company in 2000 helping to produce several TV shows for various South African TV channels like the Rise Mzansi reality series for SABC1.
He was also involved with Fuel Media Productions together with Paul Viv and Donald Clarke as partners, that created various shows and specialised in creating branded entertainment content.
