Members of Zimbabwe's parliament are set to lead the way in the fight to stop the spread of HIV in the country, with more than 60 MPs agreeing to a public AIDS test next week.
The public action follows the launch of the Zimbabwe Parliamentarians against HIV and AIDS (ZIPAH) campaign, launched in March, with MPs from across the political divide pledging to end the stigma of AIDS testing.
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