The health condition of Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi has taken a critical turn, as sources with close ties to him report that his well-being has significantly deteriorated. According to information obtained by Scrolla.Africa, his condition worsened on Friday, prompting his transfer from his regular ward to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at a private hospital in Durban.
Reports suggest that the gravity of his situation has raised concerns among his family members, including his son Prince Ntuthukoyezwe and Zululand Mayor Reverend Thulasizwe Buthelezi, both of whom have expressed distress over the recent developments.
The situation is dire, with hopes and prayers being extended for his recovery, perhaps even until the upcoming elections. The severity of the circumstances is underscored by the revelation that Prince Buthelezi had required life support during the preceding week.
The private hospital, situated near the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Howard College, has emerged as a focal point of attention as updates about Prince Buthelezi’s health condition continue to unfold.
Serious concerns are being raised about the possibility of Prince Buthelezi battling pneumonia, compounding the already significant health challenges he faces. As the traditional prime minister of the Zulu nation, his health struggles have garnered widespread attention and concern.
While family spokesperson Bhekuyise Buthelezi has acknowledged additional complications, specific details have not been disclosed. Despite attempts to reach him for further insights, calls have gone unanswered. Similarly, Prince Buthelezi’s official spokesperson, Liezl Van der Merwe, has refrained from responding to inquiries about his current state of health.
The uncertainties surrounding Prince Buthelezi’s health condition serve as a reminder of the vulnerability of even high-profile individuals in the face of health challenges. As the situation unfolds, the spotlight remains on his medical journey and the impact it may have on both his personal well-being and broader discussions about leadership and the future.
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