Andrew Mosae, a man who lives openly about his HIV status says there are many challenges that people living with HIV/Aids face on daily basis.

Executive Director of Section 27 and member of the Treatment Action Campaign, Mark Heywood lamented about the need to improve health facilities.

Dr Yogan Pillay, says HIV programme both on the prevention side and treatment side there has been significant impact in increasing life expectation and keeping people alive.

FF+ leader Pieter Mulder has warned that people should not relay on his party’s attempts to put the brakes on the e-tolls.

Sanral spokesperson Vusi Mona says out of 2.5 million motorists in Gauteng 730,000 have already registered for the e-tolls.

Justice Project South Africa (JPSA) chairman, Howard Dembovsky, says Sanral has got some questions to answer.

The Israeli occupied Palestinian West Bank is becoming more tense. This as increasing levels of violence break out between protesting Palestinians and Israeli settlers and soldiers. Leading Palestinian activists say the atmosphere is similar to that which preceded the first and second Palestinian uprisings.

Cosatu President, Sdumo Dlamini, has accused police of colliding with criminals who kill union members in the platinum belt in Rustenburg in the Northwest.

Dlamini says while arrests are being made, suspects are allowed to walk free later.

However, North West province Brigadier Thulani Ngubane has shot this down saying police cannot be blamed for suspects being released from custody.

Clinical Psychologist Jillian Butterworth, says although she understands what the department was trying to achieve with this question paper, she however, says the methods that were used were totally wrong.

Basic Education spokesman Panyaza Lesufi has defended the department’s decision to allow matriculants to write Dramatic Arts exam question paper.