Urgent Appeal to Save Gospel Star Solly Moholo’s Life with R700,000 Brain Surgery

The family of beloved South African gospel singer Solly Moholo is urgently appealing for help to raise R700,000 for life-saving brain surgery.

Solly, a well-known figure in the gospel music world, was hospitalized after experiencing severe headaches and dizziness.

Doctors have diagnosed him with a brain condition that requires immediate surgery to prevent his health from rapidly declining.

Family spokesperson Thabiso Moholo shared that the singer was rushed to a Johannesburg hospital last week, where tests revealed the need for urgent surgery.

Gospel legend Solly Moholo is urgently seeking R700,000 for a critical brain surgery.

The family of the beloved Gospel singer, Solomon Molokoane, known as Solly Moholo, is reaching out to the public for financial support. Moholo, who fell ill during a promotional tour in… pic.twitter.com/C5J0bipPZB

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“The doctors have told us that Solly needs brain surgery as soon as possible,” Thabiso said. “This operation is delicate, and the costs are more than we can afford. We are asking his fans, fellow artists, and the public to help us raise the R700,000 needed.”

A crowdfunding campaign has been launched, and while the response has been positive, they are still far from reaching their goal.

Solly’s family has expressed gratitude for the support but emphasized the urgency, as time is running out to secure the funds.

Known for his hit songs like Lepai, Solly has been a major presence in the gospel music scene for over 20 years, blending traditional gospel with modern rhythms.

Fans can contribute through the official crowdfunding platform or by contacting the family directly. Every donation, no matter the size, will go towards ensuring Solly gets the medical care he urgently needs. The family is asking the public to keep Solly in their thoughts and prayers during this challenging time.