A ccording to Makhadzi Entertainment, the star was given the green light by doctors on Friday, 13 February 2026, after attending a follow-up medical check-up in Polokwane. Medical professionals confirmed they were satisfied with her recovery after conducting the necessary assessments.

“I am feeling good and would like to thank all the staff members, the nurses, and the doctors from Netcare, Pholosho in Polokwane for taking care of me from day one,” Makhadzi said in the statement. She also extended gratitude to Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie, Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba, Polokwane Mayor Cllr John Mpe, her family, team, fellow artists, AFRIMAs, Munguambe Foundation and her supporters for their prayers and messages of support.

In a further update to fans, Makhadzi took to social media to reflect on her journey. “Suddenly it was dark. My eyes couldn’t see, but God gave me his candle to continue see the roads of my journey. My future is still brighter than before,” she wrote. She also announced that her new EP, Makhadzi Big 30, will drop on 30 March, adding the hashtags #MAKHADZIBIG30 and #backtowork.

To mark her return, Makhadzi will headline a comeback show at Fountains in Pretoria on 1 May 2026. The performance is set to officially usher her back onto the live stage following weeks of recovery.

Bookings have now reopened, with management confirming that the star is available for performances moving forward.

Her return marks a strong comeback for one of South Africa’s most energetic performers, as fans now wait for new music and her first big live performance since the accident.