South Africans are marking World AIDS Day with a renewed call to step up the fight against HIV. This year's national commemoration is being held in Ga-Masemola in Limpopo, where Deputy President Paul Mashatile is expected to address the World Aids Day from the Sekhukhune District. Mashatile is expected to speak on the progress the country has made in the fight against the spread of HIV and TB, while also highlighting the work that still needs to be done. For more on this, we speak to SABC News reporter Koketso Motau, who is in Ga-Masemola in Limpopo.
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