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The volunteer teachers helping vulnerable children

Children in Magongo, Mombasa who have been robbed of their parents due to HIV have undergone stressful moments in gaining education and food to eat but thanks to the volunteer teachers they are being given hope. KC Albert reports. more
March 30, 2012 Filed under HIV and wider development issues 0 Comments

Safe water reducing oppportunistic diseases among people living with HIV

Over 18,000 thousand families in Nyanza region have been provided with clean water. Access to clean safe drinking water has contributed to a decline in opportunistic diseases among people living with HIV in the Nyanza region, Kenya. This follows the … more
May 9, 2013 Filed under HIV and wider development issues 2 Comments

‘Marcus’: Is it Poverty, Pleasure or Lifestyle to Engage in Sex Work?

Marcus found his way on to the streets to try and make ends meet and this is what led him into being a sex worker. more
March 28, 2013 Filed under HIV and human rights 0 Comments

Call for scale up of TB services for people living with HIV and people who use drugs

Urgent attention is needed to address critical funding gaps in tuberculosis (TB) care and control, as well as knowledge gaps in treatment for multi-drug and extensively drug resistance TB and diagnostics, say the Global Network of People living with HIV (GNP+) and the International Network of People who Use Drugs (INPUD). more
March 27, 2013 Filed under HIV and wider health issues 0 Comments

German Institute sponsors talented youths in a bid to curb HIV

Ten young Kenyans are to win educational scholarships to the German Institute of Professional Studies as a way to reduce HIV incidence. more
February 15, 2013 Filed under HIV, children and young people 0 Comments

African Union must tackle conflict related rape say campaigners

International campaigners are calling on the African Union to tackle conflict-related rape when it meets for its 20th Summit today. more
January 28, 2013 Filed under HIV and human rights 0 Comments

Illegal underage marriages high in rural Kenya, report finds

Despite a law prohibiting child marriages in Kenya the practice is still rampant in rural areas, a report released by Plan International has found. more
December 11, 2012 Filed under HIV, children and young people 0 Comments

GlaxoSmithKline launches SMS service to tackle counterfeit drugs

Health company GlaxoSmithKline has introduced an SMS service dubbed Hakikisha dawa to enhance patient safety by allowing people to check whether GSK branded drugs are real. more
December 7, 2012 Filed under HIV and the key players 0 Comments