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Living positively, thinking big PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 16 August 2012 00:00

TWENTY-FOUR-YEAR-OLD Annah Sango (AS), is a Zimbabwean and living with HIV. She spoke during  the opening session of the XIX International Aids Conference at in Washington, DC, on July 22. Annah sees women bearing the brunt of HIV and Aids, amidst societal and cultural abuse which puts them at increased risk. Cathrine Mwauyakufa (CM) engaged her on this and other issues.
CM: Who is Annah Sango?
AS: Annah is a 24-year-old mother of a four-year-old-boy, she loves life and she is adventurous.
CM: What keeps you going?

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They need our support PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 09 August 2012 21:46

Zambia has similar health programmes to Zimbabwe yet the neighbouring country has managed to supply ARVs to 80 percent of people needing them thereby achieving universal access. Zambia sometimes has drug stockouts and patients get two weeks supplies instead of a month’s supply when stocks are low.

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Discrimination still rife PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 20 July 2012 00:00

Catherine Murombedzi HIV Walk
Entering one’s teen years is an anxious time for many as they grow up. For Rumbi it is a time that is stressful. The girl, now 18, is ready to date but hesitant to do so.
Many a girl of her age would have already be dating by this age. However, Rumbi’s situation is far more complicated than that of regular teenagers as she was born HIV positive and only got to know about in when she was 12.

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Change or perish PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 13 July 2012 10:19

BEHAVIOURAL change is still a topical issue and the question that many continue to ask is whether people have changed their sexual behaviour or not?
At national level, I want to believe there is some behaviour change worth noting which has seen the HIV prevalence rate of HIV going down to 15 percent from 26 percent a decade ago.

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Of truck drivers and ‘spare wheels’ PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 06 July 2012 10:45

LONG-distance relationships pose a threat to the lives of couples in such unions.

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Polls

Tobacco deliveries breach the 100 million kg mark 55 days after the opening of the marketing season. Do you agree this is a sign of the success of Zimbabwe’s land reform programme?
 

HIFA & Cottco in Pictures

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