Crossing The Last Mile
In East and Southern Africa, HIV has a face, and it is disproportionately young and female. Of the 21.1 million people living with HIV in the region, adolescent girls and young women aged 15 to 24 acquire HIV at three times the rate of their male peers. Of every new infection among young people in this region, 28% are in adolescent girls and young women. But behind every statistic is a life. A story of navigating relationships, healthcare systems, stigma, and self-worth, often in silence. Understanding what it truly means to live with HIV as a young woman in this region isn't just an act of compassion. It's essential intelligence for anyone working to end this epidemic. Because the last mile isn't a road. It's a person. Today, we hear from one of them: Nomonde Ngema Executive producers: Anne Githuku-Shongwe, Bathsheba Okwenje for UNAIDS Producers: Koketso Madubye, Aude Labbe-Videau Creative Lead; Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Writers: Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Engineering: Dan Aceda, House of Dillie Narration by Susan Kimashia Mix and Mastering - SemaBOX Supported by - 2gerther 4 SRHR All rights reserved.
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