Access to ***/aids Services Improving in Many Developing Countries, Un Report Finds

Dawn breaks in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, home to one of the hardest to reach tribes in Botswana: the Basharwa, or Bushmen. Two hundred kilometres away, mobile *** testing vans set out to reach them. "We invite you. We encourage you to come and test. It's time." Nineteen-year-old Galeakangwe Xomge heeds the call to get tested in tents, assembled as makeshift clinics. "I just came to test so that I can know my status, to know whether I have the virus or not." Her results are ready. In a moment, her life could change forever. "I am scared." "You are waiting for me to take the lid off?" "Yes." "Do you understand them?" Yes I do. "Negative" Testing: The first step toward knowing for so many women... And a major step in helping Botswana reach universal access to *** services...