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South African Activists Recall the Evolution of AIDS Epidemic

In South Africa, the fight against HIV/AIDS was a tough battle for early-days activists and social workers. They had to challenge denial about the virus while navigating a drastic democratic change from the white-minority rule to the Nelson Mandela era. Some activists are still at it, hoping to stem the disease in one of the worlds' most affected countries. Facing a derelict building, former clinic manager Mary Crewe and her then co-worker Lucia Ngoma recall their fight against...

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