Winnie Mandela speaks to Alex Crawford

Nelson Mandela has been in the hospital for two months, mostly in critical condition. His family visits daily, finding it painful to see him struggle. Despite moments of joy, public impatience about his condition frustrates them. Mandela's breathing issues, stemming from his time in prison, are being managed, offering a glimmer of hope for his family.

What is the main focus of the family's daily visits to Nelson Mandela in the hospital?

• To celebrate his achievements

• To support him emotionally

• To discuss political matters

• To plan his birthday party

How does the family feel about the public's reaction to Mandela's health condition?

• They are frustrated

• They are indifferent

• They are understanding

• They are amused

What is the family's main concern regarding the public's perception of Mandela's health?

• The political implications

• The celebration of his achievements

• The premature assumptions of his death

• The lack of media coverage

What health issue does Mandela face due to his time in prison?

• Heart problems

• Breathing problems

• Hearing problems

• Vision problems

What is the current medical status of Mandela's breathing condition?

• It is ignored by the medical team

• It is being managed by doctors

• It is completely cured

• It has worsened significantly