Mampintsha’s mother, Zama Gumede, health worsens as she loses memory after suffering a stroke. No doubt she has been topping trends of late. Reports have it that Mampintsha’s mother, Zama Gumede, health has worsened. A few weeks ago, it was reported that she was going through a difficult time due to her son’s untimely death.
At some point, it was reported that she lost consciousness after being barred from her son’s funeral wake. However, the rumours seem to be fake. But confirmed reports have it that she was admitted after her son died. The legendary South African musician died of a stroke after hospitalisation, and his family is still in shock. Pinky Gumede, Mpintsho’s sister, recently shared that Zama has lost memory of the unexpected passing.
It seems as if his untimely death took a knock on his family since he was the breadwinner. Despite all being said, his mother was affected the most. Confirmed reports have it that Zama was admitted to the hospital shortly after the burial as her health began to decline.
After her admission at one of the local hospitals, reports flooded social media that the family begged for donations to cover her private hospital bills. Speaking to several news updates which were trying to connect the dots on Zama Gumude, her daughter Pinky gave a detailed update regarding her health.
She revealed that Zama has lost the memory of her son’s passing because she continues to ask about Mampintsha’s whereabouts.
“Even now she is still asking for Mandla and I’ve had to tell her that he is at the airport.”
What came as a shocker is the fact that she has also suffered a stroke. And this has worsened her liver condition.
“We had to help her to walk. But now she is worse. The doctor says her liver has been affected and she also has been diagnosed with a stroke. But her stroke is not bad, and she will not be disabled if she takes her medication. She has not been able to eat properly and that is affecting how she takes her medication.”
A few days the late star’s sister is appealing to the public for funds to take her ailing mother to private institutions as Mampintsha, who used to foot the bill, is no longer here after his untimely death.