Former Isidingo star Don Mlangeni Nawa’s cause of death revealed

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Celebrated actor Don Mlangeni Nawa was laid to rest on 26 April in Johannesburg.

The former Isidingo star’s funeral service was held at the Germiston Civic Centre, and several artists, politicians, friends, and relatives attended.

DON MLANGENI NAWA’S CAUSE OF DEATH REVEALED

The seasoned actor passed away on 16 April at the age of 65. Confirmed reports have it that he has been in and out of the hospital before his untimely death.

Speaking during his husband’s funeral service, Regina said she wouldn’t cry but say goodbye to her husband. She also revealed the cause of his death as she revealed his health woes.

Regina revealed that Don lost his battle with prostate cancer.

‘My husband had prostate cancer. He tried chemotherapy the first time around, but it didn’t work. He tried the second time, and it became aggressive on his body.

“Chemo resulted in him generating a long for water in his body. He was in and out of the hospital to a point where they discharged him and said he should come and die at home,” she said.

‘I’M HERE TO THANK PEOPLE, NOT CRY, BUT SAY THANK YOU’

Don Mlangeni’s wife also revealed that she had support from politicians, government officials and artists in her corner.

“I witnessed the journey of deterioration my husband went through. I didn’t go through it alone. I was with government officials, politicians, artists and ordinary people. I’m here to thank people, not cry, but say thank you.”

Regina also revealed that Bra Don received medicine overseas, seemingly extending his life for a while longer.

“I was forced to stop working to care for him. We were struggling financially, and I called on the Premier, who came running and bought the first set of his medication.

“I also reached out to the Deputy Minister of Women, Children and Persons with Disabilities, who purchased the second batch, although my husband passed before he could finish it,” Kaya 959 noted.

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