'SA has made progress but it's not time to celebrate yet': HIV experts on World Aids Day

As the world commemorates the 35th World Aids Day on Friday, South Africa is one of the nations that must be applauded for making progress in fighting what scientists had dubbed the “most elusive virus” — but it is not yet time to celebrate.

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