Opinion, comment and analysis on HIV
Condom advert – HIV prevention or infidelity promotion?
Kenyan religious leaders are outraged by a condom advert, while HIV activists are astonished at the ‘denial of reality’. more
The final push for HIV in new global development agenda
HIV activists must fight their corner in the global scrum to prioritise development issues post 2015. Marielle Hart offers valuable insights on what’s worth fighting for. more
“My children will not starve while I have my body to sell”
At Katwe-Kabatoro landing site on the shores of Lake George in Uganda’s Kasese district, the HIV epidemic is taking another twist. more
Addressing inequality is major health challenge of our time
By the end of this year, the international community has to agree on a new set of sustainable development goals, ensuring universal health coverage must be a priority. more
Discriminatory laws hinder Burundi’s response to HIV
On Human Rights Day (10 December), Jean Claude Kamwenbusa reports on how the criminalisation of same sex relationships in Burundi is putting people’s health and lives at risk. more
Steps towards an HIV-free generation in Uganda
Worldwide an increasing number of children who contracted HIV as babies are surviving into adolescence, even without medication, but many are dying before treatment can be initiated or be effective. more
Why we should all get tested for HIV in 2014
Two days after World AIDS Day (1 December), I’m sure many people will have put the issue of HIV out of their mind, but it’s not an issue we can afford to think about just once a year. more
Lesbians: the forgotten sexual minority in the HIV response
In Kenya, lesbians, are marginalised and often lack access to sexual health and HIV services. When Brenda was raped to ‘cure’ her of being lesbian, she was left with HIV which she passed on to her female partner. more

Our correspondents are writing for change on HIV issues relating to young people, as well as drug use.