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Nearly 5 000 babies were infected with HIV in 2021 due to the mothers’ unwillingness to get antiretroviral therapy during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Addressing journalists at a National Aids Council media training workshop in Chinhoyi on Friday, Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) Deputy PMTCT and Paediatric HIV Care and Treatment Coordinator, Dr Precious Andifasi said 4 750 babies got infected during pregnancy and breastfeeding last year alone. She said:
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As a program, we collect some data every year just to try and see where the new infections are coming from. So, for 2021, we had about 4 785 new infections. So, these are babies that had HIV transmitted from their mothers.
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Fundira said during pregnancy, 1 345 women did not receive Antiretroviral therapy, and 445 during pregnancy and this resulted in babies getting infected.
She said stigma, discrimination and denial are some of the barriers to accessing PMTCT services. She said:
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Another one of our interventions is to keep the women who are negative, negative. If we look at the barriers to accessing PMTCT services, we can see that stigma, discrimination and denial are significant barriers.
Stigma around people still thinking that HIV only infects those who are immoral or sexually deviant. That they must not be doing something right.
Denial. Not accepting the risk of contracting HIV applies to them. And also shunning those who are infected or perceived to be at risk.
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Fundira added that as part of their initiatives to prevent the transmission of HIV from mothers to their children, they are testing every six months if the mother is seroconverted.
She also said 46 percent of those who tested positive in Ante Natal Clinics were adolescent girls and young women under 30. | <a href="https://healthtimes.co.zw/2022/11/02/5-000-zimbabwean-babies-infected-with-hiv-in-2021-as-mothers-shun-pmtct/">Health Times</a>

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5 000 Zimbabwean Babies Infected With HIV In 2021

A 48-year-old woman from Rusape who could not conceive allegedly stole two babies in 2013 and 2015 respectively and raised them as her own.
Enita Marumani of Madhibhu Village under Chief Chiduku in Rusape was arrested on Monday this week and is being held in Rusape by the police.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson in Manicaland Province, Inspector Nobert Muzondo, confirmed the case to Chipinge Times.
In the first incident which occurred in 2013, Marumani had allegedly lied to her husband Noel Gutu that she was pregnant.
She claimed to have given birth at Vengere Clinic in Rusape and she brought a baby boy home.
The second incident happened on 2 June 2015 when Marumani who had indicated that she was pregnant in 2014 brought in another baby boy.
The matter was exposed after Marumani refused to go to Vengere Clinic to collect birth records so that the couple could get birth certificates for the boys.
During interrogation by the police, Marumani disclosed that she had stolen the two babies in Harare, said Inspector Muzondo.
Marumani disclosed that in the first incident, which occurred in 2013, she met an unidentified woman by the Harare Central Hospital gate and offered to assist her to carry her three months old baby boy.
The mother, who was carrying a lot of luggage, handed over her baby to the “Good Samaritan”.
It is alleged that the two women boarded a commuter omnibus along Seke Road en route to Chitungwiza.
When they arrived, Marumani disappeared with the baby.
She took the baby home and lied to her husband Noel Gutu that she had given birth. They named the child Tawanda.
In the second incident, which occurred on 2 June 2015, Marumani had visited her relative in Glen View, Harare.
She reportedly told her relative that she wanted to visit another relative in Waterfalls.
While she was waiting for a lift to Waterfalls, an unidentified vendor who was selling brooms asked Marumani to hold her six-week-old baby by the name Joseph so that she fixes her brooms.
Marumani disappeared with the baby and took him to her husband in Rusape and lied again that she had given birth.
However, whenever Gutu asked Marumani to avail the birth records so that they could acquire birth certificates for the children, she would always dodge the questions.
Gutu eventually reported the matter to the police that his wife was refusing to collect birth records from Vengere Clinic.
Investigations were done at Vengere Clinic and there were no records found.
Left with no place to hide, Marumani confessed that she had stolen the two boys in Harare in 2013 and 2015.
She was arrested for kidnapping.
The two boys were taken to the social welfare department as police are waiting to locate their biological parents.
<h4>More: <a href="https://chipingetimes.co.zw/rusape-woman-found-with-babies-stolen-in-2013-2015/">Chipinge Times</a></h4>

Rusape Woman Steals Babies In Harare, Lies To Hubby She Gave Birth At Vengere Clinic

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