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Youth Day in Cameroon Focuses on Stopping HIV

Posted by Lior Miller and Lauretta-Barbara S. Kometa
Cameroon
March 6, 2013

Children march in a Youth Day parade in
Cameroon, where some of the festivities
centered on HIV testing and prevention. (Photo:
Lior Miller/EGPAF)

It all started with the sounds of marching, cymbals, and drum beats coming from outside my room in Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon. Was it a military parade passing by? Read more about how EGPAF and its partners are using a day dedicated to young people in Cameroon to share information on HIV/AIDS.

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