The stigma around AIDS still blocks progress

When Ndaba Mandela’s father died in 2005, his family gathered to discuss what to tell the media. In a high profile family, the bloodline of South African anti-apartheid revolutionary Nelson Mandela, media was always a concern. But that was true especially now, given that Ndaba’s father died of AIDS

When the family gathered, including Nelson Mandela, to discuss what the announced cause of death would be, one of Ndaba’s cousins suggest to say it was tuberculosis or pneumonia. But Nelson Mandela wanted the truth to be known

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