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Tag Archives: HIV
World Malaria Day: highlighting awareness of a preventable disease that still kills thousands
By Winnie Ssanyu Sseruma Almost half the world’s population – an estimated three billion people – live in areas where malaria is transmitted. Endemic to 107 countries in the tropics and subtropics, it is responsible for around one million deaths … read more
Posted in America, Article, Asia, Australia, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Europe, Global Issues, Health, Kenya, Middle East, Niger, Nigeria, Op-ed, Somali, South Africa, South Sudan, Sudan, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Tagged Disease, HIV, HIV positive people, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, Malaria, Mosquito net, sub-Saharan Africa, UNICEF
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Zambia: Malaria and Acquired Immunity
By JONES MUNANG’ANDU, MALARIA is protozoa infection of the genus plasmodium. There are four (4) main species of parasites that infect humans; Plasmodium falciparum, plaslesmodium vivax, plasmodium malariae and plasmodium ovale. Of these the most common in Zambia and indeed … read more
Posted in Article, Chad, Congo, Djibouti, DR Congo, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Health, Kenya, Libya, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Op-ed, Senegal, Somali, South Africa, South Sudan, Sudan, Swaziland, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Tagged Anopheles, Disease, HIV, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, Malaria, Plasmodium falciparum, Pregnancy, Zambia
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A Bright Yellow Future for Girls in Ethiopia
Today I met a future doctor, accountant and engineer. They were all 13 year old girls. The aspirations of these Ethiopian girls is heartening. The engineer says she wants to train to help “build up her country”. I wouldn’t bet … read more
Posted in Djibouti, East Africa, Eritrea, Ethiopia
Tagged Addis Ababa, Department for International Development, Ethiopia, ethiopia addis ababa, ethiopia latest news, Ethiopian, ethiopian news, Ethiopians, Female education, HIV, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, latest ethiopian news, Lynne Featherstone, Mozambique, news ethiopia
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ETHIOPIA: Concerns over HIV/AIDS funding cuts
(PlusNews) – Major projected cuts in US government funding for Ethiopia’s health sector could greatly undermine the progress the country has made in the fight against HIV, authorities and experts say. “There’s an AIDS spending cliff in Ethiopia, and the … read more
Press Release: In Ethiopia, HIV disclosure is low
In Ethiopia, where more than 1.2 million people are infected with HIV, disclosure of infection by patients is important in the fight against the disease. A new study led by a Brown sociology researcher investigates HIV-positive status disclosure rates among … read more
African Union Commemorates World AIDS DAY
The African Union Commission (AUC) joins the global community in commemorating the World Aids Day today, 1st December 2012. Commemorative activities at the African Union headquarters was held for two days from 30th November to 1st December 2012, under the … read more
Aids: 20 Ugandans who made a difference
by Shifa Mwesigye In 1982, Prof Nelson Ssewankambo was a young researcher studying a strange disease at Kasensero fishing village, Rakai. Together with Prof David Serwadda and other scientists, they later confirmed the cause of the ailment to be HIV, … read more
World Aids Day: The curse of being one of the witches of Malawi
Hazel Southam ,independent An Aids awareness scheme is teaching villagers HIV is an illness, and not caused by witchcraft. By Hazel Southam in Kasarika Sixty-nine year-old Enifa Ngulama has sold some honey. She runs to the back of her mud-brick … read more
Posted in East Africa, Malawi
Tagged AIDS, Billy Thomas, Health, HIV, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, Malawi, Sierra Leone, World AIDS Day
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Uganda’s Anti-Gay ‘Christmas Gift’
[This article was originally published in The Mantle] By Emily Cody On 23 November, Uganda’s infamous anti-gay “Kill the Gays” legislation was passed by a committee vote. It will now move to Parliament, where it will be debated on the floor. Speaker of the … read more
Posted in Article, East Africa, Uganda
Tagged David Bahati, Democratic Republic of Congo, Gay, HIV, IndepthAfrica, Kadaga, LGBT, Rebecca Kadaga, ugadan news, Uganda
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African Union Launches Activities to Commemorate the world AIDS Day
Theme: “Getting To Zero, HIV Free Generation in Africa is Possible” INVITATION TO REPRESENTATIVES OF THE MEDIA When: 1ST DECEMBER 2012 The event will comprise of the following activities to be organized from 30 November to 1st December 2012: 30st, … read more
Uganda sets to pass Anti-Homosexuality Bill
Uganda’s parliament will, before Christmas, pass a highly controversial bill which seeks more stringent punishments for people engaging in homosexual acts and those perceived to be “promoting” homosexuality, says the speaker of the house. Rebecca Kadaga told hundreds of petitioners … read more
Posted in Uganda
Tagged Canada, David Bahati, HIV, Homosexuality, IndepthAfrica, Kadaga, Rebecca Kadaga, Sexual Minorities Uganda, Uganda, Yoweri Museveni
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Ugandan family jained for £4million benefits scam in U.K.
Jailed: Ruth Nabuguzi was the ringleader of a ‘family firm’ that carried out a £4million benefits scam A Ugandan woman who headed a ‘family firm’ which created identities for up to 100 fictitious children to carry out a £4million … read more
Posted in Uganda
Tagged Child benefit, family, Government, HIV, IndepthAfrica, Kampala, London, Ruth Nabuguzi, Uganda
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The Plight of Street Children in Ethiopia II
By Seble Teweldebirhan, Ezega.com Child labor has always been a challenge for Ethiopian children. With an extreme poverty, illiteracy and wicked tradition and attitude towards children, the price one pays for growing up in Ethiopia is a lot unjust than … read more
Posted in Article, Eritrea, Ethiopia
Tagged Addis, Addis Ababa, Begging, Bilal, Ethiopia, HIV, IndepthAfrica, Street child, Youth
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Zimbabwe PM Tsvangirai apologises for his love triangle
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai used the MDC-Ts 13 anniversary celebrations in Bulawayo at the weekend to apologise for his love triangle that has blighted his otherwise outstanding role in the struggle for democracy. Tsvangirai was linked to a string of … read more
Criminalizing sex work in Kenya: The double standards
Joyce J Wangui In the recent past, sex workers have borne the wrath of police and Nairobi City Council officials who harass them and interfere with their work. Ironically, only women are arrested whenever they are found plying the age-old … read more
Posted in Article, East Africa, Kenya, News
Tagged About Africa, Africa news, African History, African Maps, All Africa, breaking news, East Africa, HIV, Human rights, Indepth Africa Magazine, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, IndepthNigeria, Kenya, Nairobi, Nairobi City Council, Nigeria news, niheria newspapers, nothafrica, Prostitution, Sex worker, Sexuality, West Africa
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Drug that ‘prevents’ HIV good fit for Africa
Public health experts gained another weapon in their battle against AIDS on Monday, when the Food and Drug Administration approved an HIV drug for preventive use. This will help pave the way for its authorization in developing countries. Related Items … read more
Posted in Daily News Wrap, News
Tagged About Africa, Africa news, African History, African Maps, AIDS, All Africa, breaking news, East Africa, Food and Drug Administration, Gilead Science, HIV, Indepth Africa Magazine, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, IndepthNigeria, Nigeria news, niheria newspapers, nothafrica, Tenofovir/emtricitabine, Truvada, United States, West Africa
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Former President Bush Wraps Up Week long Africa Mission
Former U.S. President George W. Bush has wrapped up a weeklong tour of Africa aimed at promoting cervical cancer detection and empowering women to make “positive change in their lives.” Mr. Bush and his wife, Laura, announced a $3 million … read more
Posted in News, Southern Africa, Spotlight, Zambia
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Nigerian Politician: Your sword On Our Chest, The More We Cry The More You Push It
Nigerian politician, remember, you used to come to our houses, town meetings and sometimes hung out with us where we drank local palm wine and ate ‘Isi Ewu’ and ‘Amala’ before the election. But immediately after you had been elected … read more
Posted in Article, News, Nigeria, West Africa
Tagged Abuja, Adolf Hitler, afria travel, Africa news, africa news today, African news, Amala, BBC Africa, bbc africa news, East Africa, HIV, Hugo Boss, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, india south africa, latest africa news, map africa, map of africa, news, news 24, news in africa, Nigeria, North Africa, South Africa, south african news, travel to africa, Versace, West Africa
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Nigerians Become Most Trafficked Into Italy’s Sex Trade
In 2007, 23-year-old Cheryl was working in a hospital in southern Nigeria. A patient’s brother told her that she could make more money in a European hospital if she went with him. Upon arriving in Italy, she quickly learned that … read more
Posted in Featured 1, News, Nigeria, West Africa
Tagged afria travel, Africa news, East Africa, HIV, Human trafficking, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, india south africa, Italy, map africa, map of africa, news, news in africa, Nigeria, North Africa, Sex worker, South Africa, TAMPEP, travel to africa, Turin, United Nations, West Africa
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UNAIDS welcomes Kenya High Court judgment on anti-counterfeit law
UNAIDS commends the High Court of Kenya for a ruling today that will safeguard access to affordable and quality life-saving generic medicines. The decision by the High Court found that the definition of “anti-counterfeit” within the 2008 Anti-Counterfeit Act was … read more
National HIV AND AIDS Fair in Ghana?
The mention of HIV or AIDS is enough to send shivers down the spine of even the most courageous. How many like the biblical character Esther, can boldly say “if I die, I die” when diagnosed with the disease? Hitherto, … read more
Posted in Ghana, News, West Africa
Tagged Africa news, African news, AIDS, Antiretroviral drug, cure, Ghana, God, Health, HIV, Hope, IndepthAfrica
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Hunger hits Swaziland – Unicef
Mbabane – One in four households in Swaziland, Africa’s last absolute monarchy, were hit by the rising cost of food and even forced to skip meals, Unicef said in a report on Friday. “The report showed that households with family … read more
Zimbabwe HIV+ domestic laces kid’s porridge with blood
Cape Town – An HIV-positive 17-year-old domestic worker from Masvingo in Zimbabwe was caught lacing the porridge of her employer’s 4-year-old child with her own menstrual blood, cruelty that earned her a 10-year prison term, NewsDay reported. According to the … read more
Posted in Daily News Wrap, News, Southern Africa, Zimbabwe
Tagged africa african news, Blood, Cape Town, Employment, HIV, indepthafrica africa news, Masvingo, Menstruation, Porridge, Zimbabwe
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Nigeria in the wrong (Nigeria South Africa Immigration Saga)
OUR government has opted for a short-cut diplomatic strategy in its attempt to appease Nigeria. This after 125 citizens from the West African country were refused entry into South Africa. They were deported soon after immigration officials at OR Tambo … read more
Mugabe admits ‘comrades’ died of Aids
Harare – Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe admitted Thursday that some of his political allies have died of Aids, as he launched a programme urging parliamentarians to lead by example in fighting the disease. “In my political family as well, comrades … read more
Did colonialism spread HIV through Africa?
The HIV epidemic was driven by the colonisation of Africa a century ago, a new book claims. Tinderbox: How the West Sparked the AIDS Epidemic and How the World Can Finally Overcome It, attempts to pinpoint the birth and early … read more
Opinion piece by the Executive Director of UNAIDS for the Africa Cup of Nations 2012 / Africa….winning against AIDS
LIBREVILLE, Gabon, January 20, 2012/African Press Organization (APO)/ — Opinion piece by the Executive Director of UNAIDS for the Africa Cup of Nations 2012: Africa….winning against AIDS By Michel Sidibé, Executive Director of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS … read more
The ‘politics of my pocket’: forty years of eating Kenya to its knees
While the Kenyan political elite concentrate on shoring up their own personal fortunes, the masses of the Kenyan people are turned into ‘destitutes’. In November/December 2011, I travelled to Kenya as I have done for many years as a Kenyan … read more
Why African migrant mothers die in childbirth in the UK
Dr Ramya Ramaswami Maternal mortality among black African women in the UK is up to seven times higher than it is among white women. Doctors’ surgeries are misunderstanding their obligations to migrant patients, says Dr Ramya Ramaswami The Confidential Enquiry … read more
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