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Prince Mashele, head of crime, justice and politics programmes at the Institute for Security Studies, discusses South Africa’s next president with Moipone Malefane.

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South Africa has a new hope in the battle against HIV/Aids since the appointment of Health Minister Barbara Hogan, says Treatment Action Campaign founder Zachie Achmat. But Achmat warns that the road ahead will not be easy.

Slide Show: The Life and Times: Dr Nthato Motlana
Anti-apartheid activist, businessman and Mandela family physician Nthato Motlana has died after a long battle with cancer. Motlana was one of the accused, with Mandela and 18 others in the 1952 Defiance Campaign Trial. We take a look at his life in pictures.

Slide Show: Sparrow Aids Hospice
On World Aids Day we take time to consider those who are living with the disease as well as those who dedicate their lives to caring for them. In this audio slide show, photographer Stephen Stranack visits the Sparrow Aids Hospice west of Johannesburg to see what is being done to better the lives of those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS

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WE ARE not free as long as women are victims of gender-based violence. The feminisation of poverty and gender imbalances are the main drivers of the HIV-Aids epidemic. Women will continue to be the face of the scourge, due to the patriarchal nature of our society. — Dr Lucas Ntyintyane, Cresta

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