ZIMBABWE: Surviving as an HIV-positive teacher

HARARE Monday, November 17, 2008 (IRIN) - Memory Motsi* rents a room in Chitungwiza, about 20km from the Zimbabwean capital, Harare. She wakes up at five in the morning to get to work on time at the school where she teaches Grade 5 in Hatfield, a suburb in the city, because the poor salaries in education sector, totally outpaced by hyperinflation, mean she can no longer afford the bus fare to and from work. She enjoys what she does and her pupils love her too; at the end of class some of them...