'My world stopped for a second': Ndaba Mandela speaks about Covid-19 diagnosis
Ndaba Mandela was at home in Johannesburg with friends on Saturday when he received a call which shook him to the core: he had tested positive for Covid-19.
Mandela, the grandson of former president Nelson Mandela, arrived back in SA from New York the Sunday before, the same night President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation and declared a state of emergency over the coronavirus and Covid-19, the respiratory illness it causes.
The following day, Mandela went to be tested because he had returned from the United States, which is officially listed as a high risk country.
Mandela, the grandson of former president Nelson Mandela, arrived back in SA from New York the Sunday before, the same night President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation and declared a state of emergency over the coronavirus and Covid-19, the respiratory illness it causes.
The following day, Mandela went to be tested because he had returned from the United States, which is officially listed as a high risk country.
