Kwaito Legend Doc Shebeleza Appeals for Donations to Cover Cost of Second Surgery

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Kwaito Leged Doc Shebeleza Appeals for Donations to Cover Cost of Second Surgery

Legendary kwaito musician and businessman, Doc Shebeleza, born Victor Bogopane, is appealing for donations as he faces financial strain following his recent hospitalization.

The 51-year-old musician underwent a successful surgery on 2 December 2024, but is now preparing for a second surgery scheduled for 2 February 2025.

Also Read: Zimbabwean Prophet Mellontik Orasi Calls for Prayers for South African Kwaito Legend Doc Shebeleza

Music Upcoming Surgery Comes with a Hefty Price Tag

Doc Shebeleza revealed in an interview with Daily Sun that the upcoming surgery, which is expected to cost a staggering R350 000, has left him struggling financially.

I’ve paid some of the money, but now I’m short. I don’t have enough. It’s very difficult, private hospitals are extremely expensive,” he shared.

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Kwaito Leged Doc Shebeleza Appeals for Donations (Image Credit: News24)

He also mentioned that he has already spent R20 000 on medication, which has added to the financial burden. Despite these challenges, the musician is recovering well from the first surgery but remains in urgent need of financial assistance.

Music Doc Shebeleza Makes Heartfelt Plea for Support Amid Health Struggles

Doc Shebeleza expressed a heartfelt plea for assistance, emphasizing that after spending years helping others, it is now his turn to receive support.

He made it clear that he wanted his request to come directly from him and not be misinterpreted through rumors. The kwaito legend showed deep gratitude for the love and support he has already received, acknowledging that the help of South Africans would mean a great deal to him during this challenging time.

“I need help. I’ve spent years helping others and when someone is in need, they should be supported. I want people to hear this directly from me, not through rumours. I need help and I’d truly appreciate the love and support from South Africans,” he said.

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