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The Key Correspondents team is a vibrant network of citizen journalists from Africa, Asia and Latin America. KCs report the HIV, health and human rights stories affecting them and their communities and in doing so ‘speak their world’. Read more >

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Young people must ‘rise up and be counted’ in HIV response December 17, 2014
Condom rebrand vital to curb new HIV infections among Malawi’s youth December 15, 2014

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Discriminatory laws hinder Burundi’s response to HIV December 10, 2014
Steps towards an HIV-free generation in Uganda December 8, 2014

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Adolescents born with HIV must be told their status December 12, 2014
Young Zimbabwean spreads the word on living positively December 11, 2014

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Jean-Claude Kamwenubusa

Jean-Claude is passionate about interviewing people and reporting on health and development issues that challenge communities. In 2013 he established Radio Club to advocate on these issues.

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- RT @mtvstayingalive: If you have an #STI it's really important to tell your partner—here are a few ways to break the bad news >>> http://t.…24 December 2014 9:12am
- RT @AIDSPortal: #India to cut #HIV/#AIDS programme by 30 percent [news] via @ndtv http://t.co/j4lrf0zrB824 December 2014 9:11am
- Fellowships on specialized reporting available at University of Toronto - open worldwide http://t.co/gej3UEDJaD via @IJNet22 December 2014 4:39pm
- RT @theaidsalliance: Four Laws That Are Devastating Public Health in Uganda http://t.co/3ozAND5gjW via @opensociety22 December 2014 4:30pm
- RT @UNDP: Many of the 1mil+ ppl living w/ #HIV in #Zambia are mothers. See how we prevent mother 2 child transmission of #HIV: http://t.co/…22 December 2014 12:30pm
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