(GSR photo/Doreen Ajiambo)Catholic sisters in South Africa say they are struggling to keep vital ministries alive because international donors believe the country is too wealthy to need outside help. Ignored by donors Global Sisters Report visited more than 10 centers run by sisters across South Africa. 'We are treated like profit-making organizations' Lesotho is an enclave country in southern Africa, completely surrounded by South Africa on all sides. For many of the boys, who spend long days herding animals, the sisters' school is their only chance at education. Mohale said that while Lesotho is poorer than South Africa, the perception of its neighbor drags her congregation down.