Sizwe's test

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Language and Literature
In his book Sizwe`s Test, Steinberg relies heavily on the interviews of Sizwe Magadla, a retailer in an undersized, deprived rural community in the Lusikisiki district of the country's Eastern Cape Province, and Dr. Hermann Reuter, who functions an antiretroviral treatment program in the same village. In collaboration with the local health department, the international organization Médecins Sans Frontières meaning Doctors Without Borders has arranged local healthcare health centers to test and manage antiretroviral medicines. He uses other publications on this subject to support his interviews and observations which are listed in the end. (Steinberg, 15-20)
His interview sources are reliable as Steinberg efficiently unravels his trips to the Lusikisiki's clinics, observing the treatment program, being acquainted with the patients and nurses and following the mechanism of a support group for HIV-positive patients, with Sizwe as his interpreter. In Reuter's viewpoint, if high-quality AIDS treatment is offered, people will come and make the best of it. On the other hand, Sizwe denies to be tested, and Steinber...