A 47-year-old man from Boschkop in Gauteng faces attempted murder charges after allegations that he infected his girlfriend with HIV. According to reporting, the case centers on claims that he did not disclose his HIV-positive status and instead allegedly deceived his partner about his condition. Prosecutors argue that the deception contributed to the girlfriend contracting HIV. The matter is presented as an attempted murder case, indicating that authorities are treating the alleged transmission as intentional harm rather than a health matter alone. The articles describe the accused’s age and location and identify the core allegation: that his girlfriend’s infection follows from his alleged failure to disclose relevant medical information. The reporting does not provide additional details about the investigation, the course of the relationship, or the specific charges’ legal basis beyond the attempted murder allegation. The case proceeds through the criminal justice process, where the accused is presumed innocent until proven guilty.