Nelson Mandela
State of South Africa's national hero more critical
South African freedom fighter Nelson Mandela fighting for his life. In the streets of Johannesburg, the people pray for their former president.
Pretoria - South Africa fears on to get his critically ill national hero Nelson Mandela. However, a positive trend was unexpectedly reported on Thursday.
"He's much better than last night, when I saw him", said South African President Jacob Zuma on his second visit to the clinic in Pretoria within 24 hours. The health of the 94-year-old is still "critical but stable", the Presidential Office.
Friday 28 June 2013
Nelson Mandela in hospital kidneys given in needs dialysis
Nelson Mandela "He's still on the eyes"
His kidneys are not working, he needs dialysis every three hours. South Africa awaits the death of Nelson Mandela. His daughter and granddaughter report from the visit to the clinic.
Mandela's grandson and great-grandson take flowers in front of the clinic reception. The people of South Africa have large share of the health Mandela.
The family of former South African President Nelson Mandela has prepared the country on Thursday for the approaching death of the anti-apartheid hero. His condition was "very critical. From one moment to the next, anything can happen," his eldest daughter Makaziwe Mandela told the station SAFM. However, her father, her eyes still open and responsive to touch.
His kidneys are not working, he needs dialysis every three hours. South Africa awaits the death of Nelson Mandela. His daughter and granddaughter report from the visit to the clinic.
Mandela's grandson and great-grandson take flowers in front of the clinic reception. The people of South Africa have large share of the health Mandela.
The family of former South African President Nelson Mandela has prepared the country on Thursday for the approaching death of the anti-apartheid hero. His condition was "very critical. From one moment to the next, anything can happen," his eldest daughter Makaziwe Mandela told the station SAFM. However, her father, her eyes still open and responsive to touch.
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South Africa prays for Nelson Mandela.
For days, the citizens of the country fearing for their icon Nelson Mandela (94), is in hospital in Pretoria.
Before the clinic persevere trailer. At the bedside of the South African national heroes always find a family member, even senior politicians come to visit.
Well hope to germinate: Mandela's condition was now much better than it was a few days ago, says ex-wife Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.
"I'm not a doctor, but I can say that compared to how he was a few days ago, there has been a significant improvement," she told reporters before Mandela's former home in Soweto. The two were married from 1958 to 1996.
Mandela is so important for Obama
He would like to meet him, but Nelson Mandela's health is not good. How close is the U.S. President to the South African Idol?
He was his hero, that Barack Obama had said about Nelson Mandela. He could meet him only once so far: 2005 in Washington
South Africa prays for Nelson Mandela.
For days, the citizens of the country fearing for their icon Nelson Mandela (94), is in hospital in Pretoria.
Before the clinic persevere trailer. At the bedside of the South African national heroes always find a family member, even senior politicians come to visit.
Well hope to germinate: Mandela's condition was now much better than it was a few days ago, says ex-wife Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.
"I'm not a doctor, but I can say that compared to how he was a few days ago, there has been a significant improvement," she told reporters before Mandela's former home in Soweto. The two were married from 1958 to 1996.
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