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Lusikisiki pensioner sells homegrown amadumbe to top up her pension
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Lusikisiki pensioner sells homegrown amadumbe to top up her pension
By Buziwe Nocuze The Lusikisiki pensioner gets R2,315 a month and supports seven family members, three of whom are waiting for R370 grants. She grows amadumbe in her own garden in Lusikisiki and sells more than 10 cooked bunches a day for R15. A pensioner in Lusikisiki, Eastern Cape, sells cooked amadumbe from her garden for R15 a bunch to bring in extra money. She receives R2,315 a month from her pension grant. “I thought getting a pension ma…
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