Actor Israel Matseke Zulu Said Everything Said On News, It A Lie He’s Doing Fine And Going Back TV.

We have denied the “amputation” of a famous South African actor who recently left the game Gomorrah, Israel Matseke Zulu.

This is controversial following a report in a Sunday newspaper stating that Israel had its leg amputated two weeks ago.


 

 

 

The news has upset many people on social media, but in an interview with Solezwe he said his legs were still intact, and he denied that one had been amputated during surgery.

The actor recently left the show after breaking news that he had a disease that left his leg paralyzed.

This forced their producers to cut his place, because he could no longer work.

In this match he left after being shot last month.

He had also revealed that in the last days he would shoot Gomora and come in a wheelchair.

He revealed that he was suffering from a condition called gangrene, which occurs in the form of death of tissue caused by poor blood circulation in the body.

Speaking to Solezwe yesterday, Israel said he was puzzled by the news of the amputation.

“I am confused about the fact that I no longer have a leg, I am still paralyzed and my legs hurt but I do not know if I have a leg.

He said he was currently busy preparing for his recovery so that he could return to work.

“The only thing I need to do now is to recover as the job is waiting for me. I’m not worried at the moment that it might be difficult for me to get a job when I recover, knowing full well that as soon as I show that my condition is better the job will be waiting for me in my acting career, ”he said.

The Sunday World newspaper reported that its source revealed that the actor had undergone surgery two weeks ago at a hospital in Sandton.

The paper revealed that the actor has confirmed that he has had surgery on his leg, and is still recovering with the help of his family members.

He concluded by confirming that he would still be missing from television as doctors sought to diagnose his condition, so that he could return to work completely.