Villagers, who'd been waiting for hours in the dust and heat, asking questions of the SWAA staff
Listening to the HIV test pitch, some of Touba-Toul's women, clad in their boubous
A woman who'd come in for the HIV test. She (and her baby) kept me company for much of the afternoon.
Outside the JAMRA headquarters and Koranic school, where staffers offer breakfast each morning to orphans and street kids, and talk to them about health issues (including HIV) and education.
