Ambassodors for Brothers for Life: Jeffrey Sambo "THE HANDSOME GUY" on Munghana Lonene FM
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Jeffrey Sambo is known in his community of Dingamazi, Giyani as a man who loved beauty pageants.
Ambassodors for Brothers for Life: John Mathebula on Munghana Lonene FM on Tuesdays
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John Mathebula (51) is an HIV activist in his village of Dzumeri, 40km southeast of Giyani. He first tested for HIV in 2004.
Ambassodors for Brothers for Life: Remind Baloyi on Munghana Lonene FM on Tuesdays
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Remind Baloyi (25) hails from Nwadzekudzeku village in Giyani, Limpopo. He tested HIV positive after a few visits to the local clinic where he was being treated for persistent infection.
Ambassodors for Brothers for Life: Ronnie Sema on Thobela FM on Mondays
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If you walk in the streets of Kalkspruit, a township outside Polokwane and ask people who Ronnie Sema is, everybody will tell you that he is a talented singer and dancer.
Ambassodors for Brothers for Life: Bheki Mazibuko on Ikwekwezi FM on Mondays
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Bheki Mazibuko was known for his love of choral music during his teen years in his kasi of Soshanguve, Pretoria. Not only did he love choral music, he was a choir conductor at the age of 14.
Ambassodors for Brothers for Life: Elias Mamobolo on Thobela FM on Mondays
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Elias Mamabolo spent almost two decades doing what he loved best – teaching at a local school in his home town of Polokwane. It was in 1996 when he first tested for HIV.
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