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  1. ZIMBABWE: Elizabeth Matambanadzo, "I was shocked at the HIV-positive result because I had never had sex"
  2. ZAMBIA: Better health comes in containers
  3. UGANDA: Murder of gay activist "needs urgent investigation"
  4. KENYA: Outrage as minister suggests isolating HIV-positive people


ZIMBABWE: Elizabeth Matambanadzo, "I was shocked at the HIV-positive result because I had never had sex"
NYANGA، 24/1/2011 (PlusNews) - At first Elizabeth Matambanadzo, 18, did not think she was cut out to be part of a group of young people helping to take care of the sick and elderly. Now, months after joining Family Caring Trust (FACT) in Nyanga in Manicaland Province, she says helping others living with HIV has helped her to come to terms with her own HIV-positive status. full report
ZAMBIA: Better health comes in containers
LUSAKA، 26/1/2011 (PlusNews) - New technologies are helping Zambia make the most of its scarce health workers and laboratories in the fight against tuberculosis (TB), and showing that there may be more to a container than meets the eye. full report
UGANDA: Murder of gay activist "needs urgent investigation"
NAIROBI، 27/1/2011 (PlusNews) - Gay Ugandans say they are living in fear after the murder of David Kato, a prominent gay activist who opposed the Anti-Homosexuality Bill submitted to parliament in 2009. full report
KENYA: Outrage as minister suggests isolating HIV-positive people
NAIROBI، 31/1/2011 (PlusNews) - AIDS activists are demanding a full apology from a Kenyan cabinet minister who recently suggested that isolating HIV-positive people may be the way to eradicate the pandemic. full report
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