

Early in her childhood she developed sores that later led to her losing any control of her body. Although she is fourteen years old she can hardly perform functions that would be considered normal even for toddlers. She cannot speak nor can she use her hands and feet.
The two live in a single rondawel hut and are often looked after by one of their relatives, whom also struggles to live by.

The most disgusting part of this whole story and investigation is that the Social Services minister Lulu Xingwana was interviewed and asked what she could do to help? Her uncaring response was that the Social Services Department was not a "Service Provide" ( Which I don't understand why she says that as it is actually exactly THAT) and that her only action would be providing the family with a small amount of money every month.

In this situation one can clearly tell that if they are going to be given money, they are going to need QUITE A LOT, as the disease is unknown and uNobhefulana desperately needs medical attention.
The question is: When is SOMEONE in authority going to step up, do their job and actually HELP people?
That's the ANC for us :)