Members of the African National Congress (ANC), including President Cyril Ramaphosa and Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula, have found themselves under heavy criticism following their public tributes to the late gospel icon, Solomon Molokoane, known by his stage name, Solly Moholo. Moholo, a beloved figure in the South African gospel music scene, passed away after a brief illness that led to complications while promoting his upcoming album in Botswana. His death has sparked widespread debate, with many accusing political figures of neglecting him during his time of need.
Solly Moholo was hospitalized for several weeks after falling seriously ill, with doctors later diagnosing him with brain damage. His family and friends launched an appeal for public assistance, aiming to raise R700,000 to cover the cost of a life-saving operation. Despite these efforts, Moholo’s health deteriorated, and he tragically passed away, leaving a void in the hearts of many who cherished his music and spiritual contributions.
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