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Aids activists will be marching in Johannesburg on Thursday to demand that international donors plug a funding gap for HIV, TB and Malaria programmes.
The march is being coordinated by the international group, Doctors Without Borders, which says there's a R2b treatment funding gap for African countries.
The organisation says the funding shortfall is a result of donors not contributing enough at the Global Fund replenishment conferences.
Spokesperson for Doctors Without Borders, Borrie La Grange, says they will march to the US embassy where a memorandum will be presented to US officials.
