NEVILLE PILLAY

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Neville Pillay is a former East Coast Radio and Lotus FM presenter and comedian who recently suffered a heart attack and mild stroke.

Unfortunately, Neville does not have medical aid and requires urgent dialysis treatment.

In order to ease the burden on Neville and his family, Hot Cares will cover medical aid contributions for one year to the value of R50 000.

Jeremy Mansfield and Sam Cowen from Mansfield in the Morning spoke to Neville's wife, Carol, on Monday
29 Jul 2019 English South Africa Non-Profit · Non-Profit

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