IFP founder Mangosuthu Buthelezi in hospital

The public was discouraged to visit Buthelezi as he needs rest to recover.

IFP founder and Zulu traditional prime minister, Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, has been admitted in hospital.

Buthelezi (94) had gone to hospital for a routine test and treatment but had to undergo a procedure due to his prolonged back problem.

“Although he was discharged, he, unfortunately, needed to be readmitted for further treatment and recovery,” Buthelezi’s spokesperson, Liezl Van Der Merwe, said.

While the Buthelezi family welcomed the public’s well wishes, Van Der Merwe said members of the public should not visit the IFP founder in hospital.

“A request has been made that well-wishers should please refrain from visiting as a speedy recovery depends on rest.”

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Andrea van Wyk

Caxton’s Digital Editorial Manager. I am a journalist and editor with experience spanning over a decade having worked for major local and national news publications across the country and as a correspondent in the Netherlands. I write about most topics with a special interest in politics, crime, human interest and conservation.
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