University of Zimbabwe Clinical Trials Research Centre talks about Prevention & Treatement of HIV and Aids on World Aids Day Commemorations | Sly Media Productions

Youth Advocates executive director Mr Tatenda Songore talks about his organisation's youth initiatives on the prevention of HIV/AIDS - Video: Malvern Mugadzikwa @AdvocatesTweets #TheSundayMail | Sunday Mail Zimbabwe | Facebook

"When you talk of the fight against #HIV, it's not one-man's job," Dr. Hilda Bara, Wilkins Hospital in Harare, Zimbabwe. For #WorldAIDSDay, see how we work with The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria to tackle HIV in Zimbabwe: #WAD2015 | United Nations Development Programme - UNDP

1.9K views · 58 reactions | “I am the reason why most people open up about their HIV status and start taking medication…I am strong and have never been sick.” Meet Emson from Zimbabwe. He’s been living with HIV since 2000 – but that hasn’t stopped him from advocating for treatment in his community. See the progress we've made on the fight against AIDS in Zimbabwe: UNDP Zimbabwe | #AIDS2016 | United Nations Development Programme - UNDP | Facebook

6.1K views · 147 reactions | If you missed the first episode of #YesIHaveHIV Zimbabwe, catch it Tuesday morning at WAT 07:30 | CAT 08:30 | EAT 9:30 on #HoneyDStv173 and #GOtvSUPA. | Honey TV | Facebook

2.4K views · 16 reactions | #WATCH  National AIDS Council of Zimbabwe Midlands provincial manager Mambewu Shumba says they have established structures at the community level to educate people on non communicable diseases, drug and substance abuse, male engagement, and disaster preparedness to reduce new #HIV infections. #HIVPrevention #HIVAwareness #EndHIV #HIVTesting #KnowYourStatus | NewsDay-Zimbabwe | Facebook

With #UNICEF support, Community Adolescent Treatment Supporters (CATS) provide peer support to young people living with HIV & AIDS in vulnerable communities. This is Farai's story *Farai's name has been changed to protect her identity | UNICEF Zimbabwe

12K views · 103 reactions | There is no end to AIDS without responding to the needs of children, adolescents & women. With #UNICEF support, Community Adolescent Treatment Supporters (CATS) provide peer support to young people living with HIV & AIDS in vulnerable communities. This is Amos's story *Amos name has been changed to protect his identity | UNICEF Zimbabwe | Facebook