More people are going to die of AIDS-related deaths globally, due to insufficient funding from donors. This is a warning issued at the 22nd International AIDS Conference in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Intenational advocacy organisation, Health Gap, says while HIV prevention and treatment tools have been proven to work, millions of people will continue to die unnecessarily. Thabile Mbhele reports

The South African Heath Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) has issued a recall on blood pressure and heart condition drug, Dynaval Co, due to cancer fears. This follows findings that one of Dynaval Co's ingredients has been contaminated with chemicals that can possibly cause the disease. The contamination was found in Valsartan, which is imported from China. Similar recalls were recently made in Europe and the United States. akina Kmwendo spoke to SAHPRA's representative, Florah Matlala

World leaders and business people are meeting in Johannesburg to discuss issue of trade amongst BRICS nations. The 10th Business Summit kicked yesterday with South Africa's Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies calling for more cooperation. We broadcast live from the Sandton where we spoke to variouys role players and analysts.

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DA leader Mmusi Maimane has called on government to urgently reduce the fuel levy by 20 cent per litre. He made the appeal at a media briefing in Pretoria as the petrol price in South Africa reaches record highs. Several organisations including the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse, taxi and transport associations were represented at the media briefing. Maimane announced planned action in relation to the increasing and unaffordable fuel prices that the government has imposed.

Sibusiso Tshabalala who shot his teenage son to death at Fred Norman Secondary School in Ennerdale last month, has appeared briefly in the Lenasia Magistrates Court on a charge of murder. He says he accidentally shot Luyanda after mistaking him for a criminal who wanted to hijack him. Tshabalala was sleeping in his car when his son knocked on the window on his return from his evening classes. His case has been postponed. Our reporter Wisani Makhubele was in court.

It has emerged that the taxi shooting near Colenso in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands relates to taxi wars in the areas of Matimatolo and Ngulwane which have been ongoing for years. 11 people were killed while returning from a funeral of a taxi boss who is said to have been constantly on the run because he feared for his life. 4 people were injured and two were unharmed. Most of those killed were drivers whose owners were affiliated to the Ivory Park Taxi Association operating in Gauteng. The association's chairman, Johannes Mkhonza has told our reporter Ditaba Tsotetsi that the ambush was a case of mistaken identity.