Former Nelson Mandela Foundation spokesperson Luzuko Koti died after a short battle with cancer, his family confirmed on Tuesday through a statement.
“The family has received a number of media queries on the cause of death. While it was our wish to keep this private and make the relevant pronouncements at the appropriate time, we believe it is in the best interest of the public to share that Luzuko lost a short and vigorously fought battle against cancer,” said Nontobeko Mabitsela, the family’s spokesperson.
Koti died on Monday, at the Netcare Pretoria East Hospital where he was receiving medical attention. He was 47 years old.The prayer sessions will take place at 6pm at Koti’s home in Centurion.It said the details of these services will be announced at a later stage. During the course of his life, Koti occupied various roles in the media industry. He was the business manager of Channel Africa, former director of communication and marketing at the Mandela Foundation and a broadcaster at SABC radio station Umhlobo Wenene FM.
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