South Africa's Health Minister, Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi, launched a national coalition against TB yesterday as part of global efforts to end this disease by 2030. It comes on the eve of the Aids 2016 conference in Durban - since TB accounts for the largest part of HIV/Aids related deaths in South Africa. Motsoaledi has asked religious leaders to encourage everyone in their flock to get tested for TB, even if they don't feel sick. Worldwide 9 million people suffer from TB per year. However, a third of these cases go undetected. Dries Liebenberg reports..