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Crossing The Last Mile

Published by UNAIDS East and Southern Africa

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Welcome to Crossing The Last Mile, a podcast by UNAIDS East and Southern Africa, hosted by Anne Githuku Shongwe. Join us for this and other episodes as we tell the remarkable story of resilience and undying hope for the journey to end AIDs as a public health threat by 2030. This podcast is supported by the partnership 2gether4SRHR and was made at SemaBOX. Walk with us as we go Crossing The Last Mile. You can find out more about us and our work by logging on the links below: https://www.unaids.org/en https://www.2gether4srhr.org/ https://semabox.africa/

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  1. The Polygamist | Sue Nyathi: Sparking conversations about love, power, relationships from Crossing The Last Mile, opens in a new tab

    Jul 8, 202650 min

    Episode 3 - The ‪@AfricaOnNetflix‬ hit series The Polygamist has captivated audiences around the world, sparking conversations about love, power, relationships and the choices people make. In this episode of Crossing the Last Mile, we sit down with acclaimed author Sue Nyathi to unpack the deeper issues at the heart of the story. Together, we explore the realities of HIV, sexual networks, transactional relationships, treatment, the "blesser" culture, gender dynamics and the social forces that continue to shape vulnerability to HIV. It's a thought provoking conversation that goes beyond the screen to examine the issues that affect millions of lives. #ThePolygamist Executive producers: Anne Githuku-Shongwe, Bathsheba Okwenje for UNAIDS Producers: Koketso Madubye, Aude Labbe-Videau Creative Lead; Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Writers: Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Engineering: Dan Aceda, House of Dillie Narration by Susan Kimashia Mix and Mastering - SemaBOX Supported by - 2gerther 4 SRHR All rights reserved.

  2. Hot Mic with Nomonde Ngema (Minisode) from Crossing The Last Mile, opens in a new tab

    May 25, 202612 min

    TBD Executive producers: Anne Githuku-Shongwe, Bathsheba Okwenje for UNAIDS Producers: Koketso Madubye, Aude Labbe-Videau Creative Lead; Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Writers: Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Engineering: Dan Aceda, House of Dillie Narration by Susan Kimashia Mix and Mastering - SemaBOX Supported by - 2gerther 4 SRHR All rights reserved.

  3. Nomonde Ngema: young, positive, unstoppable from Crossing The Last Mile, opens in a new tab

    Apr 1, 202638 min

    In East and Southern Africa, HIV has a face, and it is disproportionately young and female. Of the 21.1 million people living with HIV in the region, adolescent girls and young women aged 15 to 24 acquire HIV at three times the rate of their male peers. Of every new infection among young people in this region, 28% are in adolescent girls and young women. But behind every statistic is a life. A story of navigating relationships, healthcare systems, stigma, and self-worth, often in silence. Understanding what it truly means to live with HIV as a young woman in this region isn't just an act of compassion. It's essential intelligence for anyone working to end this epidemic. Because the last mile isn't a road. It's a person. Today, we hear from one of them: Nomonde Ngema Executive producers: Anne Githuku-Shongwe, Bathsheba Okwenje for UNAIDS Producers: Koketso Madubye, Aude Labbe-Videau Creative Lead; Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Writers: Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Engineering: Dan Aceda, House of Dillie Narration by Susan Kimashia Mix and Mastering - SemaBOX Supported by - 2gerther 4 SRHR All rights reserved.

  4. Richard Lusimbo: Leading with Compassion on the LGBTQ+ Last Mile to end AIDS from Crossing The Last Mile, opens in a new tab

    Feb 13, 202636 min

    Welcome to Crossing the Last Mile The data tells us an uncomfortable truth: HIV follows inequality. Across the world, people pushed to the margins of society - sex workers, gay men and other men who have sex with men, people who inject drugs and people in prisons - remain most vulnerable. Not because of who they are, but because of systems that exclude and criminalize them. We cannot end AIDS without them. That is why, today, we are speaking to Richard Lusimbo, fearless LGBTQ activist and HIV advocate who has built a powerful coalition that strengthens key populations and drives change. A bold, compassionate and strategic leader, Richard’s journey challenges, inspires and demands to be heard. Join us as we explore his story, impact and vision for crossing the last mile. Executive producers: Anne Githuku-Shongwe, Bathsheba Okwenje for UNAIDS Producers: Koketso Madubye, Aude Labbe-Videau Creative Lead; Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Writers: Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Engineering: Dan Aceda, House of Dillie Narration by Susan Kimashia Mix and Mastering - SemaBOX Supported by - 2gerther 4 SRHR All rights reserved.

  5. 2025 a year of disruption in the HIV response from Crossing The Last Mile, opens in a new tab

    Dec 8, 202517 min

    In this opening episode, Anne Githuku-Shongwe, Regional Director for UNAIDS in East and Southern Africa, breaks down the current state of the HIV response in Africa at a time when global funding cuts are reshaping the landscape. We hear directly from those on the front line — health workers facing job losses, community organisations under strain, and people living with HIV who share their fears, frustrations, and concerns about what reduced support means for their treatment and wellbeing. Yet this episode also highlights resilience. Across the region, communities and governments are mobilising, reallocating resources, and finding new ways to keep essential services alive. Their determination underscores a powerful message: even in the face of disruption, progress must not be allowed to slip. Welcome to the journey of Crossing the Last Mile — a space for honest voices and urgent conversations about sustaining Africa’s HIV response. This podcast is made possible by the partnership 2gether4SRHR and is made ay SemaBOX. NOTES This episode includes additional audio from the following sources: CNN - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN9DMYRVb8E DW NEWS- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5_7hjNZNl4 DW AFRICA - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ug8WKJpmlZQ&t=17s ALJAZEERA - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoXhYZtFsW0&t=223s UNAIDS - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BR33F9UfAkU UNAIDS - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwyLzcMhWkA ENCA p https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqAO_5i7M3Y Executive producers: Anne Githuku-Shongwe, Bathsheba Okwenje Producers: Koketso Madubye, Aude Labbe-Videau Creative Lead; Dan Aceda Writers: Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Engineering: Dan Aceda, House of Dillie Narration by Susan Kimashia Mix and Mastering - SemaBOX All righst reserved. Executive producers: Anne Githuku-Shongwe, Bathsheba Okwenje for UNAIDS Producers: Koketso Madubye, Aude Labbe-Videau Creative Lead; Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Writers: Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Engineering: Dan Aceda, House of Dillie Narration by Susan Kimashia Mix and Mastering - SemaBOX Supported by - 2gerther 4 SRHR All rights reserved.

  6. Crossing the Last Mile Trailer from Crossing The Last Mile, opens in a new tab

    Nov 30, 20252 min

    Welcome to Crossing The Last Mile,a podcast by UNAIDS East and Southern Africa, hosted by Anne Githuku Shongwe. Join us for this and other episodes as we tell the remarkable story of resilience and undying hope for the journey to end AIDs as a public health threat by 2030. This podcast is supported by the partnership 2gether4SRHR and is available on all podcast platforms and was made at SemaBOX. Walk with us as we go Crossing The Last Mile Executive producers: Anne Githuku-Shongwe, Bathsheba Okwenje for UNAIDS Producers: Koketso Madubye, Aude Labbe-Videau Creative Lead; Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Writers: Dan Aceda, Bathsheba Okwenje Engineering: Dan Aceda, House of Dillie Narration by Susan Kimashia Mix and Mastering - SemaBOX Supported by - 2gerther 4 SRHR All rights reserved.

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