'Transfer him to a public hospital,' said one South African after Da LES' friends reportedly asked for donations for his medical bills.
South Africans were surprised this week when Da LES’ friends reportedly asked for assistance to raise funds for his medical bills.
“Hi Friends, as support to Leslie’s family while Les is in hospital, we are encouraging friends to assist in kind to Leslie’s mother’s account below,’ the note said and included her banking details. The Mampe family has confirmed that Da LES is making improvements to his health.” @Mashiyamahle08: “Da Les had many opportunities to manage his finances wisely and plan for unexpected expenses like medical bills. He missed the opportunity. He should pack for public hospitals and not expect public donations.”
@RichRakgadi: “I thought Da Les was “my family stole land and mines in apartheid South Africa” rich.”@tsheko2020: “Yes, because he won 1 million around 2013.”“The family of renowned South African musician Da Les is deeply saddened to inform the public that he suffered a stroke at home on Friday, 26 July 2024, and has been hospitalised.”
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