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Sibisi studied Business Management at the University of Johannesburg, however, she dropped out after one year, to start a business. At age 18, Sibisi started a marketing company, Invogue Concepts, with the aim to promote African arts and culture to the world. In 2017, Sibisi enrolled at the University of South Africa to study towards a Law degree. She is currently completing an Honours degree in LLB.

Thandiwe Ithandile Sibisi (born November 4, 1986) is a South African art gallery owner and former model. Sibisi is renowned for her cultural activism in South Africa. At 25, Sibisi became the first black female to ever own an art gallery in South Africa. She was born the daughter of farmers, and initially moved to Johannesburg to be a model. However she now runs four separate businesses, including the art gallery for which she is so widely acclaimed.

Sibisi was born on November 4, 1986, in Estcourt, to Siphiwo Sibisi and Sizeni MaMncube Sibisi. Sibisi has three sisters, and four brothers. Sibisi is the last born of nine children. Sibisi grew up in Weenen, a town well-known for its faction fighting. Sibisi states that her family once had 12 men die on her front yard. Sibisi and her family moved to Ladysmith when she was 7-years-old to escape the war in Weenen. Sibisi's parents were corn and cattle farmers. Sibisi grew up herding cows and tending to the corn fields with her mother. Sibisi credits this time as her best years, and her mother, her best teacher, "She instilled in me a deep profound love for Africa. She told me stories about the history of a glorious continent and taught me to love it and serve it always."