Nokwazi Ngobeni was born with short legs and she can’t use her wheelchair in the village. Photo by Tlangelani khosa
NOKWAZI Ngobeni dreams of being able to do any job without difficulties.
And to do this, she needs artificial legs. The mother of three, who’s living with a disability, said she has accepted her condition.
“I was born with short legs and got my first wheelchair in 2000. It’s no longer in good condition and I received another one in February, but it’s hard to use in the village,” said Nokwazi.
The 29-year-old from Merry Pebble Stream Village outside Thulamahashe near Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga asked SunReaders for help with artificial legs.
“It’s hard to move around and I wish to get artificial legs.
“I live with my kids who can’t push me on the wheelchair. I believe Good Samaritans will help me,” she said.
