Survival, Lack Of Affection & Sexual Satisfaction => More Sexual Partners
Mozambican girls say survival, lack of affection, lack of sexual satisfaction and ambition are some of the reasons they have multiple sexual partners. Here is what they say: Material things “You may have a relationship with only one person but it is difficult because you may want a pair of expensive trousers and he may not have money to buy them, and we end up having other partners as a way of getting money to buy what we want,” says a girl from Manica, a rural area in Mozambique. “Well, I myself that I am speaking right now I am a poor person, why? I do not work but I have more ambitions, I want to pursue my studies

Getting More Partners As Revenge On A Cheating Partner
During our research on multiple concurrent partnerships, many women said that they got more sexual partners when they realised that the partner they thought was faithful to them was cheating. A Tanzanian woman says: “Maybe he thinks that after marrying me I can’t fall in love with another man. Right now I have two and if a third and fourth comes my way I am not going to say “No.” Rage that the husband is having unprotected sex with his new women, and the fear that he may bring the HIV home, also fuels the revenge affairs. “Why should I use a condom when he is making babies with other women? Clearly he’s not us

The HIV Superhighway (Video)
This two-part YouTube video explains how the tendency for people in Southern Africa and Eat Africa to have multiple concurrent partners has contributed to the spread of HIV. It also looks at how reducing the number of sexual partners can help to reduce the rate of HIv transmission. The HIV Superhighway Part 2

Meet Joe
You haven’t met Joe, but you’ll want to know a bit about him. The booklet entitled Meet Joe complements a one-minute animated television public service announcement (PSA). The booklet forms part of the regional Onelove campaign’s cross border HIV prevention campaign in Southern Africa. The concept behind the comic and the PSA is to represent people without showing identities or specific racial or cultural groups. It seeks to cross borders and boundaries and is designed to present the message in a fresh and innovative way. Check out the bookle

Listen To The OneLove CD From Malawi
The OneLove Campaign in Malawi has developed a nine-track CD as part of the media to communicate its message. The tracks included in the CD are: OneLove, by Ben Michael Mankhamba Kangaude by Dan Lufani Mamuna M’modzi Mkazi by Fuggie Kasipa Ngati Umandikond