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Nelson Mandela’s grandson, Ndaba, tests positive for coronavirus

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Nelson Mandela’s grandson, Ndaba, has revealed that he has tested positive for the coronavirus.

Ndaba Mandela, former president Nelson Mandela's grandson. (Picture: Refilwe Modise/The Citizen)
Ndaba Mandela, former president Nelson Mandela’s grandson. (Picture: Refilwe Modise/The Citizen)

In a video, Ndaba said he had tested positive for “the rona,” a street term which some have given to the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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“What now, that I have the rona?”

He is not showing any symptoms and has admitted that he would go on a healthier diet, which included no alcohol.

Ndaba posted a second video on Instagram where he reiterated that he was not taking the situation lightly.

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Thanking his close friends for support, Ndaba said: “I’m posting this video now because there are some people that feel I wasn’t serious in my last post.

“This is a very serious situation, and I don’t take it lightly for a second. However, when you’ve gone through so much in life, I know, for example, that stressing is not going to make a difference. So, I urge you not to stress. I urge you not to get anxiety.” The Citizen

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