HIV/AIDS risk infection high amongst tertiary students
Friday, May 17, 2013
The Knowledge, Attitudes, Behaviors and Perception (KABP) survey findings were presented at the teAIDS programme launch, which was set up by the Tertiary Education Council and the National AIDS Coordinating Agency (NACA) to promote healthy living amongst students at tertiary institutions.
The program coordinator, Margaret Baiketsi, said today's youth is equipped with the knowledge and resources they need to curb the spread of the virus, but the survey findings show that they are doing little to protect themselves."You can see that they have more than enough knowledge, but from the results there is much contradiction in them," she said.
On Saturday at around 9am it was reported that an accident claimed the lives of five people who happened to be related. The car they were travelling in is said to have attempted to overtake only to realise that the oncoming car was fast approaching. When the driver tried to get back to his lane, he hit the car he was trying to drive past whilst overtaking.Many quickly took to social media to show sympathy to the victims and also offer their...