SA Voices HIV Museum – UKZN Edition is a partnership between the UKZN AIDS Programme and info4africa, a Centre of the School of Applied Human Sciences, UKZN. 

Located in the EG Malherbe Library Foyer, SA Voices is a HIV-friendly, free, educational hub for students and staff at UKZN. A special effort has been made to accommodate people with disabilities. 

The exhibition consists of a number of zones covering HIV basics and science; stories of HIV Champions at UKZN and the wider South African society; reflections on people we have lost to HIV; a timeline of HIV in South Africa; and innovative models for treatment, care and support. 

SA Voices conveys to students and staff that health, including HIV and TB, are manageable and that relevant help is available at UKZN. 

We invite you to listen to the inspirational stories of a number of HIV Champions spotlighted in the SA Voices exhibition. Click on the links below to listen:

File Number	Story
1	Nkosi Johnson – An Introduction
2	Nkosi Johnson – Living Openly THEN
3	Nkosi Johnson – Living Openly NOW
4	Nkosi Johnson – Nkosi’s Haven
5	Nkosi Johnson – Speech at Opening of 13th International AIDS Conference, 2000 (AIDS2000)
6	Gugu Dlamini – I will not be silenced
7	Gugu Dlamini – Gugu Dlamini Park
8	Gugu Dlamini – Mandisa Dlamini’s Story
9	Ronald Louw – In memorium
10	War Zone Poem
11	Fagmedah Miller – Living Openly THEN
12	Fagmedah Miller – Living Openly NOW
13	Musa Njoko – Living Openly THEN
14	Musa Njoko – Living Openly Now
15	Oziel Mdletshe – Living Openly THEN
16	Oziel Mdletshe – Living Openly NOW
17	Edwin Cameron – Living Openly THEN
18	Edwin Cameron – Living Openly NOW
19	David Patient – Living Openly THEN
20	David Patient – Living Openly NOW
21	Jenny Boyce – Patient 21
22	Patrick Mdletshe – HIV Advocate
23	Discordant Couples
24	Phume Busisiwe Ngcobo – HIV Health Promotor, UKZN AIDS Programme
25	Delarise Mulqueeny – PHD Student, College of Humanities, UKZN
26	Lizzie Mkhize – Masibambisane Community Clinic and Adherence Club

The recording of these voice panels has been made possible through the generous support of Tape Aids for the Blind.