The article discusses the efforts of three women, Likhona Matatu, Lilitwa Lolwana, and Esethu Thebe, in South Africa to prevent HIV infection. They have access to anti-HIV medication through a mobile clinic known as a Tutu truck, which provides them with pills and vaginal rings. The truck is associated with the Desmond Tutu Health Foundation and visits their communities. The article also mentions a warning from the Human Sciences Research Council about not becoming complacent in the fight against HIV. The Health Beat team has visited Cape Town communities to understand how these prevention medications work.

Tim Wege is an international filmmaker, cameraman, editor, and photographer with a focus on documentary storytelling. He has extensive experience working in various challenging environments, such as underwater with sharks and in the air with rhinos, as well as in diverse climates like icebergs and deserts. His work has been featured on major news and entertainment networks like National Geographic, BBC, RTL, CNN, and Al Jazeera. Additionally, he has collaborated with humanitarian organizations in Africa, including IFAD, UNAIDS, and Sentebale. Wege holds a Degree in Journalism and operates independently across Africa. His photography is available through Getty iStock and Shutterstock.