Abstract
Teboho was first diagnosed with TB in 1981 when he was 18 years old. In those days, he had just started working in the mines in South Africa, a path followed by many of his compatriots. At that time, he was treated with medications for nine months; he had no recurrent symptoms until 1998. It was in that year that he began losing weight and developed a nagging cough that would not go away. Many of his friends— who also had worked in mines for most of their lives—
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