Hangata mekgatlo ya sedumedi e amanya tshwaetso ka kokwana hloko ya HIV le sebe le bofebe. Feela, ebe ke taba e bohlokwa hore na motho o fumane kokwana hloko ena ka mokgwa ofe? Health-e e fumana dikarabo ho tswa ho baruti ba bararo ba phelang ntle le tshabo ka tshwaetso ena.

Bekeng ena re boela re utlwa ho tswa ho moruti Christo Greyling, moeletsi wa mokgatlo wa World Vision ka tsa lefu la Phamokathe kontinenteng ya Afrika. O phetela Health-e News Service ka moo tshwaetso ya HIV e ba amang le mohatsae.

Na ekaba moithuti ka tsa bodumedi a ka kgona ho tsebisa moratuwa wa hae le kereke ya hae jwang ha a iphumana a na le kokwana hloko ya HIV? Boo e ne e le bothata ba moruti Christo Greyling ka selemo sa 1987 ha dingaka di mo tsebisa hore o ena le tshwaetso eo. Health-e News Service e ile ya buisana le moruti Greyling ka tsa bophelo ba hae le kokwana hloko ena lemong tsena tsohle. Ena ke karolo ya pele ho tse pedi paleng ya tsa bophelo ba moruti Greyling.

Activists, scientists, religious leaders, the youth and civil society organisations spoke of their experiences over the last few days during the final session of the 15th International AIDS Conference in Bangkok, Thailand. Senator Mechai Viravaidhaya, fondly known as the '€œCondom King'€ in Thailand spoke of economically empowering those infected and affected.

Entering the arrivals hall at Bangkok Airport in Thailand, one is greeted by energetic young men and women dressed in cream-white shirts sporting the XV International AIDS Conference's red emblem depicting three elephants to the left of the chest, symbolising unity in the global fight against AIDS.

Entering the arrivals hall at Bangkok Airport in Thailand, one is greeted by energetic young men and women dressed in cream-white shirts sporting the XV International AIDS Conference's red emblem depicting three elephants to the left of the chest, symbolising unity in the global fight against AIDS.

Incensed by their President's morally-laced speech at the XV International AIDS Conference in Bangkok, Ugandan AIDS activists have responded sharply.

Across Africa and in over 100 impoverished nations worldwide, the most vulnerable children - AIDS orphans, girls and the poor - are denied access to education.

Lefapha la naha la tsa bophelo le sa tswa tsebisa mofuta o motjha wa dikgohlopo tse bitswang '€˜Choice'€™, ka tshepo ya hore bongata ba batho bo tla fetola boitshwaro bo sebedise dikgohlopo. Empa tlalehong e latelang re ithuta hore le ha kgohlopo e ka eba ya mofuta ofe, hoo ha ho tsotellehe ho batho ba ba tshehadi. Ho molemo ke bokgoni ba hore ba tsebe ho ikgethela hore ba etsa thobalano ne neng le ka tsela efe. Le lemoswa hore mabitso a bomme bao re buisanang le bona tlalehong ena ha se a bona a nnete.