Mbosso’s Secret Illness: Egyptian Doctors Offer Hope

Tanzanian Bongo Flava artist Mbwana Yusuf Kilungi, known as Mbosso, has shared uplifting news about his recovery from a congenital heart condition. He expressed gratitude for the successful treatment he recently underwent, crediting both local and international medical experts for his improved health.

Mbosso first became aware of the severity of his condition during a heart health screening event at the Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute (JKCI) in Tanzania in December 2024. Following the screening, doctors at JKCI diagnosed him with a congenital heart condition, which he described as a heart electrical disorder.

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After the diagnosis, JKCI and the National Arts Council of Tanzania (BASATA) pledged to support Mbosso in obtaining the necessary treatment. This culminated in a successful procedure performed by top heart specialists from Egypt, working alongside local Tanzanian doctors. The treatment, which took only one hour, marked a significant milestone in his journey to recovery.

 

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Mbosso expressed immense gratitude towards President Samia Suluhu Hassan, acknowledging her role in making such medical advancements accessible. He also extended his appreciation to JKCI’s Executive Director, Dr. Peter Kisenge, and the entire medical team at JKCI Muhimbili for their dedication to his well-being. Additionally, he acknowledged the efforts of BASATA Executive Secretary, Kedmon Mapana, for his significant role in ensuring the process was successfully executed.

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Following the successful procedure, Mbosso was discharged and advised to take a week-long rest before resuming his normal activities. He also extended his appreciation to his supporters for their prayers and encouragement throughout his health journey. He reassured them that he is back in good health and ready to return to the music scene, stating, “Now that I have fully recovered, it’s time to get back to work.”