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Cathrine Murombedzi HIV Walk
Jairos has settled a score with Miros, his long-time friend and drinking pal. -
Discordant couples are becoming common in today's living. There have been baffling cases where one partner has remained
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HIV Walk Catherine Murombedzi
AS the country joined the world in celebrating World Aids Day on December 1, amplified voices were heard nationally as -
WHAT are you doing as an organisation, as an individual or as a community to mitigate the spread of HIV and lessen the
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LOVENESS is a young woman aged 17. She is a mother of two toddlers. She now works as a domestic worker after having abandoned her marital home.
She is a member of one of the many churches claiming to have been founded by Baba Johanne Masowe. Despite running away, she still dresses in full white regalia from head to toe although she no longer attends the church.
"After having run away from my husband I cannot be admitted into the church. It is an offence to abandon a husband, so I will be tried by the church council, which anyway is a foregone conclusion. I risk being ex-communicated," said Loveness. -
RECENTLY, there has been debate that condoms ought to be distributed in schools to curb the spread of HIV. This was not the National Aids Council's (NAC) view, but they were bringing out what they had found out in their survey and what the general public felt would be a mitigatory factor to the spread of the HIV virus.
Parents were outraged by the perceived solution and in the melee the debate got lost.
At a workshop by SafAids on National Policy Dialogue for young people, the challenges they faced in accessing sexual health reproductive rights services, we got a chance to hear what the young have to say.
In most instances, it is the older generation making decisions, which -
IN life there are times where one cannot help but shed a tear. Unfortunately, for some people such times have become an everyday occurrence while others take life for granted because their day-to-day lives are plentiful and there are leftovers.
When a 10-year-old girl leaves school for two months to look after an ailing grandfather at a local clinic, then those of us who are fortunate not to undergo such painful experiences, have to count our blessings.
Many times we take life's blessings - a house, a car, food, clothing and good health - for granted. It should not be like that.Some people go to extreme ends just to have a meal a day. Some take porridge or mahewu without sugar just to keep body and soul together.
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