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Aids in Africa

Gideon Mendel has been documenting the impact of HIV/Aids in Africa for more than 12 years, working in 10 different countries to show the many ways the disease has devastated the lives of millions of ordinary people
  • Dorika Gabriel and her 30-year-old son Joseph, Tanzania, 1997.

    Gideon Mendel's best photograph: a mother carries her HIV-infected son

    ‘Joseph had been sick for 10 years. He said he liked listening to the radio, friends would pass by, his life was rich. He died a few months later’
  • HIV is considered a pandemic in South Africa, where the new trial takes place.

    HIV vaccine test hopes for breakthrough in combat against the virus

    New vaccine trial in South Africa builds on previous RV144 study to bring in more effective prevention of infection
  • A health information sign, outside Tiriri school in Katine, which reads Aids has no cure

    Background: HIV/Aids in Uganda

    To mark World Aids Day, we look at how Uganda, which has been hailed as an African success story for its rapid response to the HIV epidemic, is responding to rising infection rates

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