Ohangwena battles HIV

The challenges of poverty and disease, as well as inadequate access to clean water, sanitation and electricity and teenage pregnancies are high on the agenda of the Ohangwena regional council.
Ileni Nandjato
  • 6 Year Ago - 2018-07-17 00:00:00
A total of 53 267 people were tested for HIV in the Ohangwena Region during 2017/18, with 2 146 testing positive.This brought the total number of people on antiretroviral treatment
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