Secrets of HIV-AIDS and Ebola Journal relaunched for global readers

 

The late Dutch scientist and microsurgeon, Johan van Dongen; journalist and writer Joel Savage in Belgium; and the German medical doctor, Wolff Geisler.

Dear readers,

We are pleased to announce the relaunch of Secrets of HIV-AIDS & Ebola Journal, an independent health blog dedicated to publishing articles on HIV, AIDS, haemorrhagic viruses, public health issues, and healthy living.

 

For several years, the publication attracted readers seeking alternative perspectives and in-depth discussions on important health topics affecting communities around the world. After a period of inactivity, the journal has returned with a renewed commitment to delivering thought-provoking content, health awareness, and informative reporting.

FILM: OLIVER SCHMITZ'S 'LIFE, ABOVE ALL'

African film on Aids


LIFE, ABOVE ALL, is a film by Oliver Schmitz, a White South-African residing in Germany. Oliver wants to raise awareness of the world about the AIDS epidemic in South Africa. 


The film was presented at the 2010 Cannes premiere. It's a film based on a Canadian novel and financed in Europe.

Almost six million South Africans are infected with HIV, killing thousands of people each day with AIDS. The AIDS epidemic is disastrous, silencing the dead, but the living are crying, wailing, and calling for help. 

Life, Above All" is trying to send a message of hope about an epidemic that has killed millions and will probably take millions to their untimely grave.

The film is about the difficult adolescence of Chandra, played by actress Khomoso Manyaka, in her first role in her acting career. The background of the story is sad but educational. 

Chandra has a bright future, as her school results were excellent. She has the opportunity to study further, but she has to wait.

She has other plans. Chandra has to arrange the burial for her baby sister and her junior brother. Her mother was not only sad, but the problems took their toll on her experience depression every day. It is worth for one to watch this film.

The background of the film was made with an excellent story, hoping this movie carries the message that could change the present situation in South Africa.