The Network of Journalists Living with HIV (JONEHA) is a national organization, having registered in 2013 under the Trustees Incorporation Act.
“We recognize that the world's media are in a unique position to help fight the AIDS epidemic. Through its extensive reach, the media can be used as a powerful force for educating and informing the public about the HIV and AIDS epidemic. We therefore resolve through our companies to expand public knowledge and understanding about HIV and AIDS.”
A media monitoring study conducted in 2006 by a partnership of Gender Links, panos Southern Africa (Psaf), Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) and Southern Africa Editors Forum (SAEF) under the media action plan project had observed that only 10% of media houses in the SADC region had work place policies. Another study jointly done in 2008 by the same project and organisations ...
20th March (ended)
By Starphel Sithole Geographical and barriers are associated with poorer HIV-related health outcomes. Health facilities like Kaluluma, Mnyanja in Kasungu and Lobi, in Dedza district
By Joseph Ganthu The Network of Journalists Living with HIV (JONEHA) has shifted the task of collecting and analyzing data for Community Led Monitoring (CLM)
By Joseph Ganthu Twelve members of communities around targeted health facilities in the Cyclone Freddy hit district of Phalombe pledged to strongly advocate for health
