Dating No Walk in the Park for Kenya's HIV Babies of the '90s

Twenty years later, the offspring of a generation that lived, dated and married at the height of social stigma regarding HIV/Aids is all grown up, and also want to date and marry. They have lived with the virus all their lives, become used to the stares when they reveal their statuses, but still struggle to fit in a society that has refused to destigmatise HIV/Aids, according to Eunice Kilonzo of Daily Nation.

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