Jola
Honorary Master
Extreme case maybe?
Nothing that prison food wouldn't cure !
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Extreme case maybe?
Nothing that prison food wouldn't cure !
Incredible how ill these politically connected inmates get. Is there something contagious about the ANC, apart from corruption, nepotism, fraud and ineptitude?
I was being serious when I posed the question about Selebi's illness. I mean, I understand how the ANC get their friends out of jail, but at the very least they normally have some explanation for what the so-called terminal illness is that the person suffers from ... and in Selebi's case I was wondering what it is.
Sugar diabetes, high blood pressure and kidney complications.I was being serious when I posed the question about Selebi's illness. I mean, I understand how the ANC get their friends out of jail, but at the very least they normally have some explanation for what the so-called terminal illness is that the person suffers from ... and in Selebi's case I was wondering what it is.
Hypertension. High blood pressure apparently. But then his doctors refused to comment further.
ANC ethics
Cured with a daily pill.
Others have terminal cancer, but can't get an early release ?
ANC ethics at work here - I just can't believe how corrupt these guys are, and so blatantly !
Sugar diabetes
high blood pressure
kidney complications.
Not a problem...
Not a problem...
Common at his age.
None of this warrants an immediate release...
ANC ethics at work here - I just can't believe how corrupt these guys are, and so blatantly !
"The department has limited capacity to provide for palliative care needed by some offenders," said Ndebele.
Palliative care meant he would be kept comfortable until his death, as there was no hope of him recovering.
An 11-member medical parole advisory board met on June 20 and recommended the release of six offenders, including Selebi, who needed dialysis for kidney failure.
Three of them had since died, said Ndebele
End Stage Renal Disease - life expectancy a few weeks/months.
From EWN
"He suffers from end stage renal disease. He is receiving dialysis three times a day. He more than qualifies for medical parole," said Ndabele."
Would love to see the medical parole stats.