R.I.P Kwaito Star Siphiwe General GTZ” SibisSi @KASIBCNEWS

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R.I.P Kwaito Star Siphiwe General GTZ” SibisSi @KASIBCNEWS

Gauteng MEC for Education, Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation, Mr. Matome Chiloane, has expressed sadness at the passing of Kwaito music star Siphiwe Sibisi (49), who died on Sunday after hospitalization and major surgery.

Siphiwe Sibisi, affectionately known as General GTZ, is the remaining member of the Kwaito Group Chiskop, which was formed in 1998. The group consisted of Mduduzi Tshabalala, also known as Mandoza, Sibusiso Thanjekwayo, known as SB Bless, Siphiwe Sibisi, known as General GTZ, and Sizwe Motaung, known as Lollipop. 

The group released two albums: "Akusheshi" in 1998 and "Relax" in 1999.

"We are deeply saddened by the passing of musician General GTZ. His influence on the sound of kwaito was unique, and his contribution to his group Chiskop helped them achieve great success, placing them at the forefront of Kwaito."

"Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family, friends, and all those who loved and enjoyed his music. His legacy will continue to inspire future generations of musicians, and his name will remain engraved in the annals of our music catalogue. May his soul rest in eternal peace," says MEC Matome Chiloane.



Meanwhile, the Gauteng Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation will visit the bereaved family to offer condolences.


Details of the visit:

Date: Thursday, 03 October 2024

Time: 10h00

Venue: 199 Mangali Street, Jabulani, Soweto, near Ekuphumeleleni Primary School


 

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