IFP founder Mangosuthu Buthelezi is free of Covid-19, just in time for his 92nd birthday, his family announced on Thursday.
Bhekuyise sent a message of gratitude to those who offered prayers and messages of support for the prince. He also thanked the media for “respecting this time away from his many duties”.
“Throughout this period of self-isolation, he remained asymptomatic, yet he continued to take every precaution. As a family we hope that our experience will encourage the many other families who are facing this daunting journey,” he said.Bhekuyise said the family was aware throughout this time that his age, and the added vulnerability of chronic diabetes, placed him at greater risk. He said his recovery should serve as an encouragement to all.
“We urge all South Africans to continue taking every precaution, so that our country might win the ongoing battle against Covid-19.”
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