THE Kenya Aids Control Programme is asking the public to go for testing and know their status. KACP says the zero HIV/Aids cases will be achieved if the people know their status and go for treatment. Speaking on Friday at the Internews round table discussion that brought on board people living with HIV, KACP's Dr Joshua Kimani called on organisations to device friendly policies that will help fight stigmatisation. His message comes a week to the global World Aids Day, which will be observed on Saturday December 1...
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