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‘Your prayers are working’ – Zoleka Mandela provides health update after previously collapsing

A thankful Zoleka Mandela, who is currently battling cancer, took to Instagram to thank everyone who prayed for and thought of her after she shared that she had collapsed due to another tumour found in her brain.

When sharing the news of her collapse, Zoleka said, “Things are not looking good for me at all and it’s important for me to continue to be honest about my journey as I vowed I would for the betterment of the cancer community. I ask for your continued prayers, not for me but MORE for My Blings.”

Now, in her recent post, Zoleka shared pictures of her happy self, and wrote, “? 01.06.2023 ? Beloved hearts, thank you for your prayers and thoughts. I’ve truly felt your love and protection. You’ve gone and helped make the hardest time in my life more bearable and I will never forget the love you continue to show me!!! ?.”

The author then said, “When I was admitted, my infection markers were on 50, yesterday at 20 and today at 2!!! YOUR PRAYERS ARE WORKING!!! I’m beyond grateful … THANK YOU, TO EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOU!!! ? Peace. Passion. Positivity.”

Actress Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa commented on Zoleka’s post, saying, “May God surround you in his light.”

Former Generations star Sophie Ndaba also wrote, “❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ sending you love n hugs! You’re my inspiration.”

American reality TV personality Omarosa sent love to Zoleka too, writing, “Sending you love sis! Praying and believing in His healing power! xoxo.”

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