INTERVIEW: The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority has approved the use of the vaginal ring for HIV prevention. We now find out more from Celeste Madondo, Technical Lead for HIV Prevention at the South African National Aids Council.

 Mkhulu Manzolwandle gives a reading to Boitumelo.

BE DRIVEN: Thandi Ngxongo is the owner of a BP fuel and
service station in Durban. She’s a qualified chemical
engineer and has worked at the Engen Refinery for nearly
16 years and she has an MBA from UKZN. She joins us on
the line.

This week (14 to 20 March) commemorates World Salt Awareness
Week - an annual global health campaign aimed at raising
awareness about the negative impact  of high salt intake on health,
particularly raised blood pressure. We had chat to Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa Chief Executive Officer - Professor Pamela Naidoo.

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First Thing is First | The Human Rights Commission is probing the role of ad agencies in the publication of adverts that unfairly impair the dignity of South Africans. The five-day inquiry which started on Monday focuses on the production chain within the advertising sector to look at ways to eliminate racism and other forms of discrimination

• In their submission The Institute for Race Relations (IRR) argues instead of worrying about the small number of racist advertisements, the country should instead concentrate on fighting unemployment, crime and service delivery.  
• Meanwhile, The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)'s Mbuyiseni Ndlozi said that more punitive measures should be implemented to deal with racism in the country.
• According to Advertising Regulatory Board CEO Gail Schimmel.
• Racism in advertising is caused by unconscious bias and tone-deafness.

Guest: Advocate Tseliso Thipanyane, CEO of  the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC)