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Successful Enterprises Bring Needed Income in Times of Crisis
FADE IN MUSIC AND HOLD IN BACKGROUND Announcer: In the village of Tembe, many people have died. There are many women who have lost their husbands and are suffering because of this. The men in the village have always been in charge of growing crops like maize and bananas which are sold off the farm for…
Communities Revive a Traditional Method of Storing Grain in Times of Need
INTRODUCTORY MUSIC Narrator: AIDS hurts communities in many different ways. People who are sick with HIV/AIDS may not be able to work. Parents have trouble feeding their children. Today’s program is about how an old village tradition is helping people cope with some of these problems. FADE OUT THEME MUSIC Zimbabwe is a country in southern…
Women Save Time on the Farm
Characters Narrator Chotsani: Woman farmer Asale: Woman farmer Chiwa: Woman farmer Alile: Woman farmer Teleza: Woman farmer Narrator: The sun is setting as a dozen women gather in a village home. This is the evening for their special support group. All the women are widows. They have lost their husbands to HIV/AIDS and related illnesses. Life has been hard for the…
Anyone can get HIV/AIDS
Characters Announcer Patrick: Young man infected with HIV/AIDS Trevor: Patrick’s friend Announcer: AIDS is a killing disease everywhere. But most people are still ignoring it. They even ignore the advice they get from friends and relatives. Listen to this short drama about two friends, Patrick and Trevor. Patrick: Hey man, do you think it’s possible to get AIDS in…
Quiz show: Questions and Answers About HIV/AIDS
Characters Announcer Gloria: Quick-to-respond, assertive woman Margaret: Gloria’s shy and sensitive younger sister Atiba: Older man. Bit of a troublemaker. Sam: Atiba’s close friend. Announcer: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the show! I’m your host, George Mano. We have 2 extraordinary teams today and I’d like to introduce them to you right now. On team number 1 – Sam and…
HIV/AIDS: Myths and Facts
FACT HIV is spread only in the following ways: By having unprotected vaginal, anal or oral sex with an HIV positive person. By sharing needles or syringes with an HIV positive person. During pregnancy, birth or breast-feeding from an infected mother to her baby. Through transfusion of blood from an HIV positive person. FACT Body…
Young People are at Risk on the Farm
Characters Program host Priti: A young woman of about 18 Rithu: Priti’s aunt Raju : A 15-year-old boy (the son of Rithu’s neighbour) SOUNDS OF MARKET. SOUNDS FADE OUT UNDER PROGRAM HOST. Program host: It’s early morning in the dry season in the Indian market village of Dhaniapur. A bus rolls into the dusty main…
AIDS: Young People Talk About How Aids Affects Family Life
Characters: Program host Classroom teacher ( can be the Program host) Nuzhat, Jaya, Saida: Three school friends Program host : Today we continue our discussion of HIV and AIDS. In our previous drama about this deadly disease, we learned some of the facts about HIV and AIDS, including how it is spread and how you…