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ActionSA plans to contest all wards in eThekwini in the coming elections, saying the city of eThekwini has degenerated into a state of mismanagement, crime and grime, and crumbling service delivery. This means that ratepayers are often subjected to exorbitant bills that have no connection to their actual usage. Khoza will also look at reclaiming abandoned and derelict buildings in the city centre, and redirecting them towards productive businesses and housing opportunities. Greeff has seven of them.

Covid SA Coronavirus. Other Competitions Newsletter. He said to me, 'You are in this situation. And we need to deal with this as a family. I want the girls I see to have bright futures, be independent, strong.

Almost a year ago, I gave birth to a lovely daughter named Sinothando. My beautiful little girl is proof that our dream of a generation without HIV can become a reality. The training that we offer is accredited HIV Testing Service with 5 unit standards and Organisational Development for 10 modules to ensure that their system e. I was diagnosed with HIV in while I was expecting my child. As human beings who are developing within complex system of relationships, affected by multiple levels of the surrounding environment.

This includes the attitudes, beliefs and perceptions of the HIV-positive mother towards my family member and other significant people in the community. It was difficult for me as single mother living with HIV to disclose my status to my children and I was trying to protect them to not be stigmatised by other people.

I also experience feelings of rejection and blame, ambivalence together with the fear of death. To raise kids alone is a challenge and hard to pay their school fees at times. This has been the story throughout my youth and my adulthood ever since I started looking for employment as a lesbian who is a tomboy.

I could meet all the requirements and job specs but as soon as the interviewer sees my dress; I sense it's already a downward spiral from there. This has led me to feel like being a lesbian has put my career on life support. I hope someday society will get to a place where they judge a person based on their skills and what they can bring to the table rather than how they dress or who they are. If I had probably worn a skirt that job would have been mine.

I am who I am and I deserve a fair chance. I was confused and scared of disclosing until I fell pregnant again and that was my turning point. I knew I was living for 2 other people. No one else mattered. I disclosed to my siblings and a partner who supported me up until I decided that I wanted to help other young women to overcome their fear of what people will say.

I have dedicated myself to working with people who live with HIV, especially young women. Even though this is therapeutic I sometimes feel scared because not everyone in the community is understanding and there is still stigma on People Living with HIV.

I have also done prevention work and promoted HIV testing in correctional facilities; and ran adherence classes at public health facilities. In my context, young people remain vulnerable, but have the greatest challenges in accessing youth-friendly health services.