Thabang Mohapi’s mother was forced to borrow money just to bury her son. Nora Tshabalala said her son’s body lied in the mortuary for ten days.“My children called [Emerald Life] and explained what happened. They were told to wait as the company was checking up on the policy,” said Nora Tshabalala.
“They were then told that even though there are offices in Midrand and Roodepoort, they must wait for help from the Cape Town head office.
She says the family first called Emerald Life on 4 July and that they faxed through all requested documents. eNCA reached out to Emerald Life.
The company found Nora Tshabalala on its system and admitted it received a call from the family but it says it never received any documents.Emerald Life says it’s now logged the family’s claim, which will take five days to process.
But that’s not soon enough to help the Tshabalalas who will now bury their loved one on Tuesday at their own cost.
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