Guest Re-Authentication on ISE

Good Afternoon,
Am using ISE 1.2 to authenticate guest users on the WLC.
I created a sponsor account that creates guest credentials (username and password) and a time profile of 8hours, 24hours, 1week, 1month and 3months repectively and it worked fine.
Recently, it accepts the guest credentials and gives access to the network for about 2 to 3 minutes before it terminates the session and asks the user to re-authentication on the guest portal. This continues repeatedly irrespective of the time profile i choose. Moreover, every other users aside from the Guest users authenticate on the ISE without such challenge.
Thanks for ur suggestions in advance.

Hello nginjupa,
Thanks for the assistance, however, am not using the reauthentication option in the Authz profile. Am using a DACL name of which i have create the access-list on the Downloadable ACLs. This is used to push down the access-list to the switch and the WLC.
It still gives access to the network after authentication by the guest user, but knocks the user off after about 3 - 5 minutes. That is, the user will have to re-authenticate again with the same credentials and the problem re-occur again over and over.
See below the screen shots for both the Authz profile and the Authz policy.

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