HIV/AIDs surge in Fort Portal worries medical workers

A 2022 UNAIDS data report shows that eastern and southern Africa are the regions most heavily affected by HIV, with 20.6 million people - that is 54 percent of all people living with HIV in the world. In Uganda, Fort Portal City is experiencing an unprecedented rise in new HIV infections, a phenomenon that is worrying city authorities. The new statistics show that women and girls continue to be disproportionately affected due to their vulnerability. #NTVNews #NTVTonight #NTVWeekendEdition
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[@nasasiradocus]

Hooo my lord have mercy on our city Fort portal

[@TusiimeAlexander-kl6bk]

There is a saying that the women in that place say Kabalole yoona ngikuhaire. So it is true

[@bigabwajuliet.3937]

Noswaza.

[@ziwer1]

0:30 Why are u stalking an innocent couple? Are u suggesting that they have HIV?

[@mutagubyaabdukaweesi4404]

Money money money

[@barbraerabu123]

But we have prep