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Gilbert Marcus
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Graça Machel
Gregg Gonsalves
Gugu Dlamini
Hermann Reuter
Irene Grootboom
Ishmael Mduduzi Ngozo Mclean
Jack Lewis
Jady Grasland
James McIntyre
Jason Wessenaar
Jerry Coovadia
Johann Kriegler
John Vollenhoven
Jonathan Berger
Joyce and Caroline Kepe
Joyce Kadi and Jerry Sebote
Julia Kim
Khabzela
Khensani Mavasa
Lihle Dlamini
Linda Mafu
Linda Pindani
Linda-Gail Bekker
Loon Gangte
Loretta Jacobus
Lorna Mlofana
Lynette Denny
Malegapuru Makgoba
Mama Darlina Tyawana
Mandla Majola
Mangosuthu Buthelezi
Manto Tshabalala-Msimang
Marc Lottering
Maria and Lebogang Nevirapine Hadebe
Marius Thomas
Mark Heywood
Mary Smith
Mathew Damane
Matthias Rath
Mazibuko Jara
Mercy Makhalemele
Mercy Manci
Michelle Rogers
Mirryena Deeb
Mkhanyiseli Mpalali
Morna Cornell
Mosiuoa "Terror" Lekota
Mziwethu Faku
Naledi Pandor
Nathan Geffen
Nelson Mandela
Njongonkulu Ndungane
Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma
Nkosi Johnson
Nokhwezi Hoboyi
Nokubonga Yawa
Nomandla and Thamasanqa Yako
Nombeko Mpongo
Nombulelo Madala
Nomonde Xundu
Nonceba & Veli Komani
Nono Simelela
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Noxolo Vumazonke
Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge
Nozozile and Nobulelo Meltafa
Nunu Sigasa
Peter Busse
Peter Piot
Pholokgolo Ramothwala
Pieter-Dirk Uys
Primrose Mathabatha
Prudence Mabele
Queenie Qiza
Rachel Pelo
Ricardo Moses
Ronald Louw
Saadiq Kariem
Sandra Merino
Sarah Hlalele
Seabelo Kgarosi
Shalom Ncala
Sibane Mngadi
Sibusiso Mkhize
Sifiso Zulu
Simon Nkoli
Sindiswa Godwana
Sipho "Paddy" Nhlapo
Sipho Mthathi
Stephen Lewis
Steve Andrews
Thabo Cele
Thabo Mbeki
Thami Mseleku
Thami Mthembu
Themba Makwanyane
Thembeka Majali
Theo Steele
Tine van der Maas
Trevor Majoro
Vasu Reddy
Vusi Nhlapo
Vuyani Jacobs
Vuyiseka Dubula
Willie Madisha
Wim Trengove
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela
Zac Yacoob
Zack Smit
Zackie Achmat
Zeblon Gwala
Zweli Mkhize
Zwelinzima Vavi

Events

9 August 1998 - HIV/AIDS Schools Policy
1 December 1998 - Gugu Dlamini
22 April 1999 - Edwin Cameron discloses his HIV status
17 October 1999 - First episode of Beat It! broadcast
5 December 1999 - Achmat to not take ARVs until public sector roll-out
9 May 2000 - TAC gives evidence to Parliament over pharmaceutical pricing
27 July 2000 - Christopher Moraka laid to rest
17 August 2000 - TAC launches the Christopher Moraka Defiance Campaign Against Patent Abuse
29 September 2000 - Rights of PWAs in the work place furthered
October 2000 - Framework for the treatment of opportunistic infections released
19 October 2000 - Zackie Achmat illegally imports generic fluconazole
19 April 2001 - PMA withdraws its patent case against the SA government
20 August 2001 - TAC takes legal action on PMTCT
28 January 2002 - TAC and MSF defy patent laws
17 April 2002 - Cabinet statement on PMTCT progress, possible ART roll-out & PEP
22 June 2002 - Mandela visits Achmat
27 - 29 June 2002 - TAC and COSATU’s Treatment Congress
5 July 2002 - Constitutional Court rules on PMTCT
October 2003 - Tine van der Maas with the Minister’s support treats Khabzela; advices against ARVs
20 November 2003 - Government adopts Treatment Plan
12 December 2003 – Former President Mandela inaugurates an ARV site in Lusikisiki
13 December 2003 - Lorna Mlofana is raped & murdered
14 January 2004 – Fana “Khabzela” Khaba dies of AIDS related infections at the age of 35.
28 April 2004 - Prince Nelisuzulu dies of AIDS-related illnesses
6 January 2005 - Mandela’s son dies of AIDS
14 July 2005 – Ronald Louw dies.
24 October 2005 - TAC demands provincial Department of Health to speak out against Rath
2 November 2005 - TAC exposes fatalities from an illegal clinical trial by Rath
29 November 2005 - TAC takes the MCC, the National and Provincial Department of Health to court over Rath
8 December 2005 - Lorna Mlofana’s accused found guilty
30 March 2006 - UNGASS Press Conference
23 - 26 April 2006 - International Microbicides Conference
24 May 2006 - Nozipho Bhengu's funeral
22 June 2006 - Government ordered to make treatment available for prisoners
13 - 18 August 2006 - 16th International AIDS Conference - Toronto, Canada
22 August 2006 - Senator Obama meets with TAC
15 October 2006 - Madlala Routledge calls for consistent HIV messaging
25 September 2008 - Barbara Hogan appointed as new Minister of Health.
1 December 2009 - World AIDS Day

Court Cases

State v Makwanyane and another 1995 (Death penalty)
NCGLE v Minister of Justice 1998 (Sodomy)
Hoffmann v South African Airways
Grootboom v Government 2000 (Housing)
PMA v Government of the RSA
Eastern Cape Department of Welfare v Ngxuza, Meltafa and others 2001 (social grants)
Treatment Action Campaign v Department of Health
Treatment Action Campaign v Department of Health - Appeal
TAC v Department of Health - Access to information
EN & others v Government of the RSA -ARV access
TAC & Others v MEC of Health and Others
TAC v Matthias Rath, the Minister of Health & the MCC

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