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Request For Proposals Comprehensive Sexuality Education Curriculum Development for Tertiary Institutions
Request For Proposals Comprehensive Sexuality Education Curriculum Development for Tertiary Institutions TENDER NUMBER: NAC/CB/20/2018 CLOSING DATE: 22 OCTOBER 2018 TIME: 1000HOURS For the detailed Terms of Reference please refer to the NAC website: – www.nac.org.zw. For more information click here
Request for Proposal Mapping of the Private Sector HIV and AIDS Programmes
Request for Proposal Mapping of the Private Sector HIV and AIDS Programmes TENDER NUMBER: NAC/CB/18/2018 CLOSING DATE: 22 OCTOBER 2018 TIME: 1000HOURS For the detailed Terms of Reference please refer to the NAC website: – www.nac.org.zw. For more information click here
Request for Proposal Development of National Key Populations Implementation Plan 2018-2020
Request for Proposal Development of National Key Populations Implementation Plan 2018-2020 TENDER NUMBER: NAC/CB/19/2018 CLOSING DATE: 22 OCTOBER 2018 TIME: 1000HOURS For the detailed Terms of Reference please refer to the NAC website: – www.nac.org.zw. For more information click here
30 years in prison for not disclosing HIV status
Amsterdam – Kerry Thomas is in prison in the USA, serving a 30-year sentence for having sex twice without disclosing to his partner that he was HIV positive. Although Thomas used condoms, had an undetectable viral load and did not infect his partner, he was given two 15-year sentences to run consecutively. He has already
‘No to Magaya HIV and AIDS Cure”
SECRETARY for Health and Child Care Gerald Gwinji yesterday said government would find it difficult to license Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries leader Walter Magaya’s alleged new cure for HIV. BY VENERANDA LANGA/XOLISANI NCUBE Gwinji said Magaya did not follow due process when he unveiled his Aguma herb, which he claimed could cure the
‘Nothing for us, without us,’ hammer young people at AIDS Conference
Sitting on center stage, clutching a microphone, Chinmay Modi along with a dozen young people answered questions about HIV during an all-youth panel session at the Amsterdam 2018 AIDS conference. The 25-year-old born with HIV described his struggle accessing services. “In India, sex is a big taboo. A 16-year-old cannot buy condoms for example and