Arts has moved! You can find new stories here. SlateGalleryCollected images.June 8 2011 2:08 PM Fighting AIDS in Tanzania Temeke Hospital, Dar es Salaam A mother changes her baby's diaper while waiting for HIV/AIDS treatment. Related article: Fighting AIDS in Tanzania Photograph Courtesy the Global Fund/Jonx Pillemer. The foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro Coca-Cola is sold at a stand in Boma N’Gombe, Tanzania. Photograph courtesy the Global Fund/Jonx Pillemer. A warehouse full of anti-retrovirals Boxes of medications sit in the Medical Stores Department's central warehouse in Dar es Salaam. Photograph courtesy the Global Fund/Jonx Pillemer. Public transportation Donkeys carrying water jugs in the Tanzanian countryside near Kilimanjaro. Photograph courtesy the Global Fund/Jonx Pillemer. Treatment Boxes of anti-retroviral medication sit on a shelf at PASADA in Dar es Salaam. Photograph courtesy the Global Fund/Jonx Pillemer. The pediatric ward Children stand outside Kibong’oto National TB Hospital in Tanzania. Photograph courtesy the Global Fund/Jonx Pillemer. A Maasai gem dealer Mika Parasoi holds untreated Tanzanite on a road in Mererani, Tanzania. Photograph courtesy the Global Fund/Jonx Pillemer. The pediatrician Dr. Rahim Damji of Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Center stands outside his clinic. Photograph courtesy the Global Fund/Jonx Pillemer. Dar es Salaam, early morning. Dar es Salaam is the largest city in Tanzania. Around 1.35 million Tanzanians have HIV/AIDS, out of a population of 45 million. Return to article: Fighting AIDS in Tanzania Photograph courtesy the Global Fund/Jonx Pillemer. Load Comments Powered by Livefyre
