Africa AIDS Hospices
2004 July 7th · Reed LindsayELIM, South Africa – The white pick-up truck rattles to a halt at a round mud and thatch hut cemented with cow dung.
Princess Cele, a stout woman wearing sunglasses, a dark blue beret and a mint green epaulet-adorned uniform, motions her head to a mound of dirt outside the hut.
“She’s dead,” says Cele, who is making her daily rounds as a nurse for nearby South Coast Hospice.