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Big Brother Is Back: Big Brother Africa Launches - Live and Online

Dubbed as The Chase, Big Brother Africa is set to Launch onSunday, 26^Th May 2013 at 20.00 Central African Time.

This time round, Big Brother plans to stream live the opening show to audiences across Africa and the rest of the World through www.BigBrotherAfrica.com.

The lives website streaming will be free and accessible to any persons with a personal computer and any reliable internet connection.

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President uhuru Kenyatta Attends World Economic Forum In South Africa: Picture Speak

President Uhuru Kenyatta Travelled to South Africa to attend and participate in World Economic Forum (WEF) meet.

Picture Speak.

President Lands in South Africa For World Economic Forum Meeting

Uhuru addressing delegates attending the World Economic Forum

Uhuru Kenyatta Having A word with the former US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Jendayi Fraser and other delegates during the World Economic Forum on Africa at Cape Town International Convention Centre, Cape Town, South Africa.

Being introduced to a delegate by the moderator Borge Brende at the Speaker's Lounge during the World Economic Forum on Africa at the Cape Town International Convention Centre, Cape Town, South Africa.

Uhuru Kenyatta met with President Jacob Zuma when Zuma paid him a courtesy call at Kenyatta's residential hotel on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town, South Africa.

“In Solidarity” - The theme of the 30th International AIDS Candlelight Memoria

The theme of the 30th International AIDS Candlelight Memorial is “In solidarity”. On Sunday 19 May 2013, for the 30th time, grassroots organizations worldwide will commemorate International AIDS Candlelight Memorial. Communities will raise awareness around HIV, stand together with people living with HIV and remember the loved ones lost to HIV and AIDS.

The theme of “In solidarity” emphasizes the need for people living with and affected by HIV to join hands and work together in the response to HIV. Solidarity in communities is essential to reduce stigma and promote the involvement of people living with HIV in order to ensure a more effective HIV response. Only together as communities can we advocate for universal access to quality health and social services.

Organizing the memorial for the 30th time is no reason for celebration. When the AIDS Candlelight Memorial was held first in 1983, no-one could have predicted the scale of the global epidemic. With millions of lives lost and around 33 million people currently living with HIV, HIV remains a challenging reality. While for many people HIV has become a chronic disease, many others lack access to treatment and experience HIV-related stigma, discrimination and human rights violations on a daily basis. The International AIDS Candlelight Memorial reminds us of the impact that HIV has on our lives locally and globally.