Live! Nelson Mandela remains critical: SA President

September 03, 2013 13:34

BBC Breaking News: Nelson Mandela remains in critical condition; receiving care at home from same medical team as hospital, South African President Jacob Zuma says.

South Africans on Monday welcomed Nelson Mandela's discharge from a hospital after nearly three months of treatment amid concerns that his health remains so poor that he still must receive intensive care at home.

An ambulance returned the 95-year-old leader of the anti-apartheid movement to his home in the leafy Johannesburg neighbourhood of Houghton on Sunday.

The office of South African President said Mandela remains in critical and sometimes unstable condition and will receive the same level of care that he did in the hospital, administered by the same doctors. More

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