In South Africa millions of people are worried that they won't receive their social grants next month. The Department of Social Development insists that payments will be made. That's despite the expiry of the contract with the service provider. An ongoing legal battle has raised a number of questions around the company contracted to distribute the social grants. Sumitra Nydoo has the story.
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