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Moved by the discovery of a live infant buried near a Methodist Church building, its members have raised R15,000 towards the baby boy’s needs. The members, led by women, launched the Nonceba Foundation where people can donate towards the needs of the child in Dikeni, Cala. In February, the church’s steward, Mbuyiselo Manyonga, tried to find the source of muffled cries he heard while preparing for the Sunday service.
When Methodist Church steward Mbuyiselo Manyonga set off to find the source of the muffled cries he heard while preparing for Sunday service, he thought there was a cat in distress. However, what he found buried in a shallow grave inside an incomplete building next to the church was not someone’s pet, but a newborn baby boy.
It is an indescribable horror and sadness that nobody should experience. Families in mourning, many left to deal with the trauma of loved ones who will never be coming back, with their last memory being that of leaving them at the hospital with no chance to say goodbye or even partake in the ri.