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The ad, done in partnership with the Champions for an HIV-Generation, focuses on male responsibility — reflecting the fact that most males are responsible, caring and hard-working and — despite the often used stereotype about male sexual behavior, lack of responsibility and traditional attitudes toward women. The goal of the PSA is to celebrate positive male behavior and to recognize that in every African there is a champion. For the PSA, Mr. Festus Mogae (former president from Botswana), Dr. Kenneth Kaunda (former president from Zambia) and Mr. Benjamin Mkapa (former president from Tanzania) have teamed up with South African rapper, Proverb, to show that all Africans, as individuals, family and community, can contribute toward a better HIV-free future.
View the PSA by clicking here. For more on the Champions for an HIV-Free Generation, click here
Imagine Afrika is back with fresh new look
There is a fresh new look and format to Africa’s favourite reality show. Nzinga Qunta is back to present, and she’s joined by Milton Manhenje (a contestant from Series 1) to give the show a fun, interactive feel. The third series of the first and only authentic African reality show Imagine Afrika began airing across Africa in October 2009. This series goes inside the lives of ten dynamic characters selected for their compelling and challenging life circumstances. Through the eyes of three former Imagine Afrika contestants, viewers will explore the characters’ day-to-day lives, hopes, challenges and aspirations; and share in their personal triumphs and trauma as they struggle with issues related to youth lifestyle, vulnerable children and prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT). Three more former Imagine Afrika contestants – Kitso Masi in Botswana, Coulibaly Miniatteni in Côte d’Ivoire and Brenda Amongin in Uganda – act as “i-reporters” becoming the viewers’ eyes and ears as they shadow the main characters through the series. Who of these young Africans will blow your mind, break your heart, make you stop and think? Follow the drama as the characters’ stories unfold — fresh, raw, real — and “Imagine
the Possibility of an HIV-free Generation: It Begins with YOU!”
New Radio Programming Guides for Radio Producers A new HIV/AIDS programming guide for radio program producers is now available. Designed to provide ideas about longer form programs such as talk shows, documentaries, news and magazine programs that expand the key themes of the YOU campaign, the guide follows the unfolding saga of the mini radio drama series Can
Tru Luv Withstand the Test? The series, now in its second year, follows the daily lives of a group of twenty-somethings as they navigate their way through the challenges of early adulthood. The current series focus specifically on themes of gender equity, stigma reduction, HIV-testing, and multiple concurrent partnerships. To access the Programming Guide, click here To hear episodes of Can Tru Luv Withstand the Test? click here |
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A new HIV/AIDS programming guide for radio program producers is now available. Designed to provide ideas about longer form programs such as talk shows, documentaries, news and magazine programs that expand the key themes of the YOU campaign, the guide follows the unfolding saga of the mini radio drama series