Overcoming Geographical Divide, Impacting The Next Generation Across Sub Saharan Africa
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Breakfast Connect
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The world observed World AIDS Day but despite technological advancements, HIV and AIDS continue to claim many victims, whose conditions have been exacerbated by COVID-19. Although the world has come a long way since the sombre AIDS epidemic days of the 1980s – with HIV no longer being viewed as the death sentence it once was – it is vital that the condition is detected as soon as possible.
On the show, we look at how we can overcome these challenges, especially the geographical divide, and how we can impact the next generation across Sub-Saharan Africa.
We have Luckson Soda, Country Director, DAPP Zimbabwe to speak to us on this.
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