South African Celebrities Who Are/were Fighting Deadliest Chronic Illnesses

Chronic diseases are defined broadly as conditions that last 1 year or more and require ongoing medical attention or limit activities of daily living or both. Chronic diseases such as heart disease, cancer, and diabetes are the leading causes of death and disability around the world.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Celebrities enjoy a life that most people can only dream of thanks to the most opulent brands accessible, but they too suffer from health issues that can be expensive to treat.

Numerous South African celebrities suffer from chronic disorders that range from persistently painful problems that limit their capacity to work to diseases with recurrent symptoms. Celebrities need to be especially strong and brave to discuss their health issues, let alone those who have chronic illnesses that have no hope of a treatment.

Here are South African celebrities fighting/fought chronic diseases
1. Howza Mosese
Tshepo Howard Mosese (born 19 July 1983) is a South African rapper, songwriter and actor. Mosese was involved in school choirs and cultural activities. He was a member of Gunpowder group. Having signed with Faith Records in 2007, he began his solo career and released solo debut album Cut to the Chase (2007).

Howza Mosese has had diabetes for the past 15 years and frequently updates his social media followers on how he manages the chronic illness.

He has had diabetes for over a decade, and he is currently 39 years old. At the age of 21, he learned that he has diabetes.

2. Masechaba Moshoeshoe
Masechaba Moshoeshoe is an actress, radio host, and television personality. She is 47 years old right now. She was born on April 21st, 1975. Due to her recent remarkable weight loss, her images have suddenly gone viral. Her

weight loss became apparent when she reappeared in the entertainment industry with her role in Muvhango. Then, she opened up about her chronic illness and confessed to being diagnosed with hypertension.

3. Sophie Lichaba
Sophie Bdaba, a well-known actress in South Africa, is currently dealing with a number of difficulties as a result of her admission that she has diabetes, which has sparked intense interest in her health updates.

4. Mshoza
Mshoza died lately as a result of difficulties with diabetes, which led to the musician’s brief hospital stay before her death.

5. Connie Ferguson
Connie Ferguson, actress, producer, businesswoman, and all-around superwoman, graces our April 2020 cover with one of her most intimate interviews yet. Connie discloses that she suffers from chronic depression and discusses how she copes with it in our mind and body problem.

The actress, who has been on our screens for decades, also discusses her own body insecurities and working with her husband, Shona Ferguson.