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The anti-apartheid leader’s condition continues to be described as “very serious but stable”.
South Africans are being urged to ‘let go’ of their former leader as his condition remains unchanged.
It marks the second hospitalisation in as many months for the frail anti-apartheid hero, who will turn 95 in July.
It is the fourth hospital stay since December for Mandela, who turns 95 next month.
It marks the second hospitalisation in as many months for the frail anti-apartheid hero, who will turn 95 in July.
A frail looking Nelson Mandela was visited by president Jacob Zuma yesterday – his first public appearance in nine months.
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The former SA president is now breathing without difficulty.
The former South African president is receiving treatment for a lung infection.
Concerns have been raised about the hospitalisation of South Africa’s anti-apartheid leader and former president Nelson Mandela earlier today.
It is the second time that the former South African president has been hospitalised this month.
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Jacob Zuma said that 94-year-old Mandela has recovered from a surgical procedure and lung infection.
First Lady Michelle Obama came second to Clinton.
The former South African president was released from hospital earlier this week following a three week stay where he was treated for a lung infection and gallstones.
The 94-year-old former leader was admitted to hospital three weeks ago for treatment for a recurring lung infection.
The 94-year-old former president of South Africa has had longstanding lung problems.
The 94-year-old former president, known as ‘Madiba’, was admitted to hospital yesterday for what were described as “normal” tests for a man of his age.
The South African statesman had a quiet day at home, while South Africans concentrated on projects for the needy.
The former South Africa president is 94 years old this week.
Rio Ferdinand and Luke Donald also paid tribute to the ex-South African president.
British actor Idris Elba – best known as Stringer Bell in HBO TV series – is to star in Long Walk to Freedom.
The 93-year-old former South African president was admitted to hospital yesterday.
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The former South African president is reported to be in a stable condition after undergoing surgery.
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South African fears for Mandela’s health eased when news broke the 92-year-old had been released from hospital and was “well”.
Publication of new memoirs reveal depths of South African leader’s agony during his incarceration.
Almost 30 other countries have used one to encourage reconciliation.