A World of Difference Part 2
By Winsome M. Hare The Afro News Port Coquitlam
Part 1 of this article talked about Sub-Saharan Africa’s burden with HIV/AIDS and the vulnerability of women and children to the outcome of the disease. Read the full story
Posted on 01 December 2011.
A World of Difference Part 2
By Winsome M. Hare The Afro News Port Coquitlam
Part 1 of this article talked about Sub-Saharan Africa’s burden with HIV/AIDS and the vulnerability of women and children to the outcome of the disease. Read the full story
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Posted on 01 April 2010.
Joy Walcott-Francis PhD Student SFU , The Afro News Burnaby
HIV & AIDS in the Black Canadian population Recent statistics have indicated that HIV is at a crisis level in black communities in Canada. Black people are seen to be over-represented in the new HIV infections and AIDS cases. If one should put this into perspective with regard to immigration to Canada, it could be reasoned that the greater proportion of immigration applications to be affected by the inadmissible clause rests largely with the Black population. Read the full story
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Posted on 16 December 2009.

HIV related cancers which are gradually dominating the scene says Health and Child Welfare Minister Dr. Henry Madzorera.
BY WALLACE MAWIRE The Afro News HARARE
Zimbabwe is witnessing a steady increase in incidences of cancer within its population partly due to an increase in HIV related cancers which are gradually dominating the scene says Health and Child Welfare Minister Dr. Henry Madzorera. Dr Madzorere made the remark at the official opening of the 5th African Radiation Oncology Group (AFROG) conference held in Harare recently. Read the full story
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