When I was in Form Four I belonged to a class with lofty aspirations to be entertainers and comedians. We were a bright but rowdy bunch. One day we were reprimanded by our Geography teacher who declared "Adolescence is NOT a religion!" I sigh fondly at the folly of our youth but saddened by the challenges young people of these days have to face. We also used to climb trees There is a place in a leafy suburb of Harare. If you were not referred or invited, you will not find it because there is no signage outside. This is intentional. This clinic, that thrives in its anonymity, serves almost 6000 HIV positive adults and children of Zimbabwe. I am currently doing a training there. The last HIV training I did was in Kenya 3 years ago and I remember clearly leaving there with quite a gloomy outlook on life. Remember this The Real Picture ? I am coming to the end of this training but I am feeling blessed to know this establishment, happy that there is hope in this stormy sea
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