THE ANC Youth League in KwaZulu-Natal has vowed to name and shame sugar daddies and sugar mommies to bolster its fight against the spread of HIV and Aids.
THE ANC Youth League in KwaZulu-Natal has vowed to name and shame sugar daddies and sugar mommies to bolster its fight against the spread of HIV and Aids.
The youth body also vowed to intensify its "One boyfriend, One girlfriend" campaign in ensuring safe sex among the youth.
Provincial secretary Bheki Mtolo said they welcomed President Jacob Zuma's positive approach in the fight against HIV-Aids as announced on International World Aids Day.
"His approach is indeed positive and should be welcomed by all South Africans." Mtolo said.
"As ANC Youth League we also welcome the decision by the ANC KZN provincial executive committee's decision to take HIV tests publicly."
Mtolo said the leadership of the Youth League would follow suit.
ANC youth tackles Aids
THE ANC Youth League in KwaZulu-Natal has vowed to name and shame sugar daddies and sugar mommies to bolster its fight against the spread of HIV and Aids.
THE ANC Youth League in KwaZulu-Natal has vowed to name and shame sugar daddies and sugar mommies to bolster its fight against the spread of HIV and Aids.
The youth body also vowed to intensify its "One boyfriend, One girlfriend" campaign in ensuring safe sex among the youth.
Provincial secretary Bheki Mtolo said they welcomed President Jacob Zuma's positive approach in the fight against HIV-Aids as announced on International World Aids Day.
"His approach is indeed positive and should be welcomed by all South Africans." Mtolo said.
"As ANC Youth League we also welcome the decision by the ANC KZN provincial executive committee's decision to take HIV tests publicly."
Mtolo said the leadership of the Youth League would follow suit.