Big Zulu’s Inkabi Records Confirms Singer Is in Rehab for Professional Help

South African singer Lwah Ndlunkulu is receiving treatment at a rehabilitation facility after growing concern about her health and well-being.

Her record label, Inkabi Records, which is owned by popular musician Big Zulu, confirmed the news in a statement released on Tuesday, 10 November 2026. The company said she has been under professional care for the past two months. According to the label, the facility was chosen in consultation with her family, and Inkabi Records is paying for her treatment.

The statement also said that medical assessments found Lwah is experiencing psychosis. This is a condition that can affect how a person thinks, understands situations and experiences reality. The label said it has been working closely with her family to make sure she gets the medical attention and support she needs.

The announcement came after several unusual Facebook posts from the singer’s account resurfaced on social media and left many fans worried about her condition.

There have also been reports of tension between Lwah and Inkabi Records. Some people have questioned her professional relationship with the company, and there have been claims of financial disagreements. The label has rejected suggestions that it is to blame for her health challenges. It said its understanding is that her difficulties are linked to personal circumstances, including concerns about substance use. It also defended its business dealings with her, saying all financial and contractual matters were handled fairly.

Inkabi Records asked the public to respect Lwah’s privacy and give her the space she needs to focus on getting better.

Fans have since shared messages of support, and many say they hope the singer will recover and return to music when she is ready. For now, her recovery remains the main concern as she continues to receive professional care.

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