An Interview with Zackie Achmat: A World AIDS Day Special Report
From: The Stanley Foundation
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Piece Description
South Africa has some of the highest HIV/AIDS infections rates in the world. And the country's ruling party, the African National Congress, and former President Thabo Mbeki spent years denying a connection between HIV and AIDS. But South Africa also has Zackie Achmat, a world renowned activist who has mobilized thousands of volunteers from America and elsewhere in the fight against AIDS. Correspondent Kristin McHugh recently sat down with Achmat in his home for a candid discussion on the struggle against AIDS in South Africa and his own personal battle with the disease.
Timing and Cues
Suggested Host Intro:
South Africa has some of the highest HIV/AIDS infections rates in the world. And the country's ruling party, the African National Congress, and former President Thabo Mbeki (TAH-bo mm-BECK-ee) spent years denying a connection between HIV and AIDS. But South Africa also has Zackie Achmat (ZACK-key OCK-mott), a world renowned activist who has mobilized thousands of volunteers from America and elsewhere in the fight against AIDS. Correspondent Kristin McHugh recently sat down with Achmat in his home for a candid discussion on the struggle against AIDS in South Africa and his own personal battle with the disease.
Additional Files
- Zacky Achmat (zackie_achmat.jpg)
- Achmat Shows Medicine (zackie_shows_medicine.jpg)
- Suggested Host Intro (suggested_host_intro.txt)
- Photo Captions and Credits (photo_captions-achmat.txt)




