Updates on mandela's health....you can follow it from here......

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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela was responding better to treatment in hospital on Wednesday morning after a "difficult last few days", South Africa's President Jacob Zuma said.
Mandela, South Africa's first black president, was rushed to a Pretoria hospital on Saturday in a "serious but stable" condition suffering from a recurring lung infection. He was spending a fifth day under the care of its doctors.
"We are very happy with the progress that he is now making," Zuma said in a speech to parliament.
"We urge South Africans and the international community to continue to keep President Mandela and the medical team in their thoughts and prayers," he told parliamentarians who burst into applause.
Mandela's condition has reinforced a creeping realisation among South Africa's 53 million people that they will one day have to say goodbye to the father of the "Rainbow Nation" that he tried to forge from the ashes of apartheid.
The 94-year-old has received visits from family members including his wife Graca Machel and former wife Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.
His family issued a statement saying they were happy with the care he was receiving and hopeful he would recover.
"We are particularly honoured to have received the many prayers and messages from South Africans at large as well as the global community," grandson Mandla said outside the family home in Johannesburg.
It was 49 years to the day since Mandela was sentenced for sabotage and conspiring to overthrow the white-minority government.
Mandela has a history of lung problems dating back to his time on the wind-swept Robben Island prison camp near Cape Town.
He was released in 1990 and went on to
 
CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela was responding better to treatment in hospital on Wednesday morning after a "difficult last few days", South Africa's President Jacob Zuma said.
Mandela, South Africa's first black president, was rushed to a Pretoria hospital on Saturday in a "serious but stable" condition suffering from a recurring lung infection. He was spending a fifth day under the care of its doctors.
"We are very happy with the progress that he is now making," Zuma said in a speech to parliament.
"We urge South Africans and the international community to continue to keep President Mandela and the medical team in their thoughts and prayers," he told parliamentarians who burst into applause.
Mandela's condition has reinforced a creeping realisation among South Africa's 53 million people that they will one day have to say goodbye to the father of the "Rainbow Nation" that he tried to forge from the ashes of apartheid.
The 94-year-old has received visits from family members including his wife Graca Machel and former wife Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.
His family issued a statement saying they were happy with the care he was receiving and hopeful he would recover.
"We are particularly honoured to have received the many prayers and messages from South Africans at large as well as the global community," grandson Mandla said outside the family home in Johannesburg.
It was 49 years to the day since Mandela was sentenced for sabotage and conspiring to overthrow the white-minority government.
Mandela has a history of lung problems dating back to his time on the wind-swept Robben Island prison camp near Cape Town.
He was released in 1990 and went on to

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[h=1]Mandela spends sixth day in hospital[/h]Thursday 13 June 2013 10:45
SABC

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President Jacob Zuma has told members of parliament that former president Nelson Mandela is responding well to treatment. (REUTERS)




Former president Nelson Mandela is expected to spend a sixth day in hospital for a recurring lung infection.

President Jacob Zuma has told members of parliament that Madiba is responding well to treatment.
 
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Nelson Mandela continues to recover from a lung infection but his condition is still serious, the South African government has said.
President Jacob Zuma visited the country's 94-year-old former leader on Thursday evening at the Pretoria hospital where he has been receiving treatment since Saturday.
South Africans and millions around the world have been waiting for news about the condition of the anti-apartheid hero, who is affectionately known by his clan name Madiba.
There are growing fears that after a number of recent health scares, the frail statesman may be nearing the end of his life.
Mr Zuma said: "We continue to appeal to people to keep Madiba in their prayers and wish him a speedy recovery."
Mr Mandela has been plagued by lung problems since suffering with tuberculosis while serving 27 years in prison.
He walked free in 1990 before becoming South Africa's first black president four years later.

Mungu Mponye Mandela....
 
Siyabonga tata wami, siyabonga kakhulu . Ngiyakutandza Mandela. iNingizimu Afrika ikuThandazile....Amen.[QUOTE=kiwatengu;6544200]Names of tata...





Mr Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela is sometimes called by other names.

Each name has its own special meaning and story. When you use them you should know what you are saying and why. So here is a brief explanation of each name.


Rolihlahla
– This is Mr Mandela’s birth name: it is an isiXhosa name which means “pulling the branch of a tree”, but colloquially it means “troublemaker”. His father gave him this name.


Nelson
– This name was given to him on his first day at school by his teacher, Miss Mdingane. Giving African children English names was a custom among Africans in those days and was influenced by British colonials who could not easily, and often would not, pronounce African names. It is unclear why Miss Mdingane chose the name “Nelson” for Mr Mandela.


Madiba
– This is the name of the clan of which Mr Mandela is a member. A clan name is much more important than a surname as it refers to the ancestor from which a person is descended. Madiba was the name of a Thembu chief who ruled in the Transkei in the 18th century. It is considered very polite to use someone’s clan name.



Tata
– This is Xhosa word means “father” and is a term of endearment that many South Africans use for Mr Mandela. Since he is a father figure to many, they call him Tata regardless of their own age.


Khulu
– Mr Mandela is often called “Khulu”, which means great, paramount, grand. The speaker means “Great One” when referring to Mr Mandela in this way. It is also a shortened form of the isiXhosa word “uBawomkhulu” for “grandfather”.


Dalibhunga – This is the name Mr Mandela was given at the age of 16 once he had undergone initiation, the traditional Xhosa rite of passage into manhood. It means “creator or founder of the council” or “convenor of the dialogue”. The correct use of this name when greeting Mr Mandela is “Aaah! Dalibhunga”.


Other names
– Of course, Mr Mandela’s family use many terms of endearment for him. His grandchildren use variants of “Grandfather”, like “Granddad” for instance. Mrs Graça Machel frequently uses “Papa”.

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Siyabonga tata wami, siyabonga kakhulu . Ngiyakutandza Mandela. iNingizimu Afrika ikuThandazile....Amen.[QUOTE=kiwatengu;6544200]Names of tata...





Mr Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela is sometimes called by other names.

Each name has its own special meaning and story. When you use them you should know what you are saying and why. So here is a brief explanation of each name.


Rolihlahla
&#8211; This is Mr Mandela's birth name: it is an isiXhosa name which means "pulling the branch of a tree", but colloquially it means "troublemaker". His father gave him this name.


Nelson
&#8211; This name was given to him on his first day at school by his teacher, Miss Mdingane. Giving African children English names was a custom among Africans in those days and was influenced by British colonials who could not easily, and often would not, pronounce African names. It is unclear why Miss Mdingane chose the name "Nelson" for Mr Mandela.


Madiba
&#8211; This is the name of the clan of which Mr Mandela is a member. A clan name is much more important than a surname as it refers to the ancestor from which a person is descended. Madiba was the name of a Thembu chief who ruled in the Transkei in the 18th century. It is considered very polite to use someone's clan name.



Tata
&#8211; This is Xhosa word means "father" and is a term of endearment that many South Africans use for Mr Mandela. Since he is a father figure to many, they call him Tata regardless of their own age.


Khulu
&#8211; Mr Mandela is often called "Khulu", which means great, paramount, grand. The speaker means "Great One" when referring to Mr Mandela in this way. It is also a shortened form of the isiXhosa word "uBawomkhulu" for "grandfather".


Dalibhunga &#8211; This is the name Mr Mandela was given at the age of 16 once he had undergone initiation, the traditional Xhosa rite of passage into manhood. It means "creator or founder of the council" or "convenor of the dialogue". The correct use of this name when greeting Mr Mandela is "Aaah! Dalibhunga".


Other names
&#8211; Of course, Mr Mandela's family use many terms of endearment for him. His grandchildren use variants of "Grandfather", like "Granddad" for instance. Mrs Graça Machel frequently uses "Papa".

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Mkuu adimu sana wewe..
Mandela anamaliza siku ya kumi leo akiwa hospital..
 
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[h=5]Mandela spends 11th day in hospital[/h]Tuesday 18 June 2013 06:11

Former President Nelson Mandela is spending his eleventh day in the Mediclinic Heart Hospital in Pretoria on Tuesday.
 
Wakuu kuna habari njema sana hapa...

[h=1]Madiba could be discharged soon[/h]Friday 21 June 2013 18:57
SABC

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The wall outside the Pretoria Mediclinic where President Nelson Mandela is hospitalised.(SABC)



As former president Nelson Mandela prepares to spend his thirteenth night in a Pretoria hospital, the nation remains cautiously optimistic that he will be discharged soon.

It has been nearly four days since the Presidency gave an official statement about Mandela's health. The world is now relying on statements by family members to find out how Mandela is doing.

Mandela's grandson, Ndaba, has reportedly said his grandfather will be going home soon. Mandela is receiving treatment for a lung infection at the Mediclinic Pretoria Heart Hospital.
 
Wakuu..
The condition of Mandela is at critical condition..
Pray.. Pray for madiba
 
[h=1]Nelson Mandela condition critical[/h] William M. Welch, USA TODAY 3:52 p.m. EDT June 23, 2013



There are multiple reports that Nelson Mandela's health has deteriorated and he is now in critical condition.
Britain's Sky News reports South Africa's President Jacob Zuma and ANC Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa visited Mandela in hospital Sunday
They were briefed by Mandela's medical team and told that the 94-year-old's condition had "become critical over the past 24 hours.''
Zuma said in a statement: "The doctors are doing everything possible to get his condition to improve and are ensuring that Madiba is well-looked after and is comfortable. He is in good hands."
Madiba is Mandela's tribal nickname.
 
Mzee wetu pole. Mungu afahamuye yote na akulinde
 
Nimeona CNN breaking news.
Mungu baba amuonekanie apate nafuu na hatimaye kupona kabisa.
 
The former south african president mzee Nelson Mandela in critical cöndition. Returned to hospital. Source: CNN, BBC news.
 
Dah!
Nafikiri watu wazima tunaanza kuelewa. Namwomba Mwenyezi Mungu ampe nguvu.
Amin
 
HALI YA MANDELA NI TETE...ASHINDWA KUFUMBUA MACHO KWA SIKU KADHAA




Mzee Nelson Mandela ameendelea kuwa katika hali mbaya hospitalini jana baada ya kubainika kwamba gari la wagonjwa lililombeba Rais huyo wa zamani wa Afrika Kusini kwenda hospitali limeharibika.


Gari hilo la wagonjwa mahututi liliharibika wiki mbili zilizopita wakati Mandela alipokuwa akikimbizwa kwenye hospitali moja mjini Pretoria, na kumwacha 'njiapanda' kwa dakika 40.


Rais huyo wa zamani wa Afrika Kusini alihamishiwa kwenye gari jingine la wagonjwa la hospitali ya kijeshi kumalizia safari iliyobaki ya dakika 50 kati ya Johannesburg na Hospitali ya Moyo ya Medi-Clinic.


Msemaji wa Rais Mac Maharaj alisema: "Tahadhari zote zimechukuliwa kuhakikisha kwamba hali ya kiafya ya rais wa zamani Mandela haiathiriki na tukio hilo."



Madaktari wanaomtibu Mandela waliridhika kwamba hakupata maumivu yoyote katika kipindi hiki, aliongeza Maharaj.


Taarifa ya jana kuhusu afya ya Mandela inaonesha kwamba kuna mabadiliko kidogo katika hali ya shujaa huyo wa kupinga ubaguzi wa rangi tangu alipopokelewa hospitalini hapo.

Mandela, ambaye alikuwa rais wa kwanza mweusi wa Afrika Kusini mwaka 1994, alikimbizwa hospitali moja ya Pretoria mapema Juni 8 kufuatia maambukizi kwenye mapafu.
Ilidaiwa jana kwamba Mandela hajitingishi na familia yake sasa inajadili uwezekano wa kusitisha matibabu.

Amekuwa hospitalini kwa wiki mbili akipambana na maambukizi hayo, lakini taarifa zilizopita zimeashiria kwamba afya ya Mandela inaimarika.

Kwa mujibu wa vyanzo vipya, ufanyaji kazi wa ini na figo za Mandela umeshuka hadi asilimia 50 na hakufungua macho yake kwa siku kadhaa.

Pia alitakiwa kufanyiwa oparesheni mbili hivi karibuni, moja kutibu vidomda vya tumbo zilivyokuwa vikichuruzika damu na nyingine kuchomeka mpira mwilini mwake, imeripotiwa.
Taarifa hizi zinaashiria kwamba suala la Mandela ni kubwa kuliko inavyoripotiwa na mamlaka za Afrika Kusini.


Historia ya matatizo ya mapafu ya Mandela ilianzia tangu alipokuwa kwenye gereza la Kisiwa cha Robben karibu na Cape Town. Aliachiwa huru mwaka 1990 baada ya miaka 27 na akaendelea kutumikia nchi kama Rais kuanzia mwaka 1994 hadi 1999.

Kulazwa kwake hospitalini ni mara ya nne tangu Desemba, mwaka jana.


HALI YA MANDELA NI TETE...ASHINDWA KUFUMBUA MACHO KWA SIKU KADHAA - MPEKUZI HURU

OHHH Mwenyeezi Mungu mponyeshe Mzee Mandela hali yake inaonyesha MzeeMandela yupo safarini.
 
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