On wearing a t-shirt that says, “HIV-positive”. Sipho Mthathi, of the Treatment Action Campaign, explains: “As human beings, we have rights. And if we don’t fight for those rights, what does our existence mean?”

We were foreigners at a boxing match in the township of Khayelitsha. The guys sitting next to us realized it long before we did: we were definitely going to be on television.

I grew up riding in the back of pickup trucks which was, obviously, completely fun. And also should be outlawed.

But there is a third way.

He’s got hopes, dreams, family, a life. I know. But I’m here to hear a heart murmur.

Before Obamacare, things were bleak. I blamed doctors the most.

The buildings are dull, to reassure us: really, this is all normal. And incredibly, it is.