UNESCO Program To Help Teachers In Zimbabwe Access Drugs, Other Services

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UNESCO Program To Help Teachers In Zimbabwe Access Drugs, Other Services - 09-10-2008, 09:30 AM

UNESCO plans to launch a network of HIV-positive teachers in Zimbabwe to help the group access no-cost antiretroviral drugs and other services, Zimbabwe's The Herald reports. Bekezela Mapanda -- UNESCO program assistant for education and HIV/AIDS -- said that the network aims to provide assistance to teachers, who often are poorly paid, to manage the rising price of drugs and other services.

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