We are still healing from the recent passing of stalwart broadcaster and former Asikhulume Let’s Talk host, Xolani Gwala after he lost his brave fight with colon cancer. We have learnt that Neyi Zimu has been fighting his own battle with another type of cancer that is attacking his skin. It has been a tough few months for the family of the Jehova Re Tshepile Wena hitmaker.
Calls for prayers are coming from fellow gospel artists and friends to speak healing into the performers life. While the family did not confirm when he was first diagnosed, changes to his skin became visible earlier in the year. His condition progressed rather quickly affecting his ability to honour appearances to promote his album.
Recently, Neyi was scheduled to perform in Polokwane but was again unable to and his brother finally broke the silence and told fans what was happening. “Neyi has a very rare skin cancer, we thought it was something small until the diagnosis,” Silas Zimu said. Neyi Zimu is being treated at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital and is said to be under excellent treatment with specialists and doctors looking after him 24/7. Julius Malema, CIC of the Economic Freedom Fighters is also confident he’s doing better.
This morning we paid Pastor Neyi Zimu a visit at Baragwanath Hospital and we are impressed with the progress our brother and gospel veteran musician is making. My fellow countrymen and women let’s pray for him and his family during these difficult times. #PrayForNeyiZimu pic.twitter.com/RhCK5qe6oz
— Julius Sello Malema (@Julius_S_Malema) November 20, 2019
Evening family. Let’s please keep Pastor Neyi Zimu in our prayers. If you can spare a moment and let’s put his well being before the throne. We trust God for full recovery in Jesus name. The devil is a liar.
— Dr Tumi (@DrTumisang) November 19, 2019
In other news – Rare skin disease lands gospel singer Neyi Zimu in Hospital
GOSPEL singer Neyi Zimu has been diagnosed with a rare skin disease. Neyi was diagnosed with the condition last year,” said his wife, Dr Nelisiwe Zimu.
It’s a disorder of the blood and lymphatic system that manifests on the skin
The Jehova Re Tshepile Wena singer has mycosis fungoides. Read more
Source: Zalebs