You cannot receive if you do not give“FALLEN stars think the world owes them some gratitude.” This was asserted by the headline in Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya’s F-word column on Monday.
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Soccer shame on silence of killer disease
THE Confederation of African Football (CAF) and Fifa have conspired by completely ignoring the glaring and deathly reality of HIV- Aids in Africa.
SA stained with blood of little children
SOUTH Africa is the land of plenty – in biblical terms it could be known as the promised land.
No need to jump when ET bleats
EUGENE Terre’Blanche is an imbecile who cannot even enjoy a smooth ride on a timid horse. This ageing non-entity is worse than an empty tin that makes the most irritating noise. He is a dying, hopeless man who has no place even in the dustbin of our history.
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Let’s give praise where it’s deserved
“SIR, please chastise those who do wrong and shower unending praise on those who are prepared to do the right thing,” I pleaded with the late principal Rampomane at KwaMahlobo Secondary School.
Banish fear and have a useful life
I wish some of those cruel child molesters and the conscienceless rapists and the oppressors of our womenfolk can realise that fear, unlike HIV-Aids, is a curable disease.
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We are our own worst enemies
I HAVE been diagnosed with depression. A few weeks after being referred to a psychologist I prepared to return to work on Monday.
A time to rest and time to work hard
THE things one learns as a child are the things one will do when one becomes an adult.
Living with HIV should not be a secret
HIV-Aids-related information is free. Counselling and testing is free. People living with HIV are qualified to receive grants.
HIV infection is nothing to be proud of
“WHO told you that there is some kind of a crown jewel that is automatically attached to living with HIV?” I asked sternly as I deviated from my prepared speech.
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About Columnist
Dr Lucky Mazibuko is the first self-declared HIV positive columnist in Africa. He writes a weekly HIV/Aids column which appears every Wednesday in the Sowetan.
The column commenced in 1999, at a time when talking openly about living with HIV was unthinkable.
Mazibuko received an Honorary Doctorate, the doctor of humane letters, from the R.R. Wright Seminary based in the United States of America in 2001.
He is also a former HIV/Aids Programs Director for the Nelson Mandela Foundation.
Mazibuko is the Founder of the Lucky Mazibuko Scholarship which assists disadvantaged matriculants to further their studies at tertiary level in partnership with Rosebank College.
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