The family of US civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson has dismissed reports he is on life support.
Jackson is being treated at a hospital in Chicago, where his family say he remains in a stable condition. Jackson was a prominent voice in America's 1960s civil rights movement, before campaigning to end Apartheid in South Africa. Nick Harper reports from Washington.
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Jackson is being treated at a hospital in Chicago, where his family say he remains in a stable condition. Jackson was a prominent voice in America's 1960s civil rights movement, before campaigning to end Apartheid in South Africa. Nick Harper reports from Washington.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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