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2007-01-15 12:42:59

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Health issues sometimes need special insights if they are to be covered properly – particularly conditions such as HIV/AIDS which can have a major impact on a country’s economic and social life.

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Epidemic in the city: fighting HIV in Nairobi

Kenya's economy may be buoyant but life is tough in the slums and clinics are battling to control the spread of HIV/Aids.

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Thank you so much for all the arrangements that you made for my and all the training participants. The program was fruitful for us and we enjoyed the whole week there... published some stories from Nairobi to my local paper here in Nepal also .... With warm regards from Nepal. (HIV/AIDS Reporting, Nairobi 2-6 November 2009).

Kamal Raj Sigdel - Nepal

I confess we had a fruitful week which we owe to our dedicated and committed teachers, Richard and Clar. I pray that we practice what we learned during a whole week we were in Nairobi, and I hope we shall meet again probably in another fora. Richard, please express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the Thomson Reuters Foundation. I for one don’t have words adequate enough to say thank you! “Parting is such sorrow sweet that one cannot say bye till it be morrow,” William Shakespeare. We shall smile and shake hands if we meet again. (HIV/AIDS Reporting, Nairobi 2-6 Nov 2009).

Elvis Basudde Kyeyune - Uganda

I'm amazed at how much I've managed to learn in just five days, not only on reporting HIV/AIDS but basic writing. (HIV/AIDS Reporting, Nairobi 2-6 November 2009).

Ada Helen Ngoh - Cameroon

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