Great job Sir! May God richly bless u! May u also do more of this and if u could also publicise some of the stuff. I personally would like to take part in it.

well done man. :)

This is a very sad story well told. Respect brother Hopewell for your master piece. This i think is the living proof that sanctions hurt the poor. Zimbabwe is being denied money from the global fund for dealing with such tragedies as articulated in this heart rending film.

We need to help our brothers and sisters home. It should not end with just watching and saying its a shame.

it would be nice if we Zimbabweans in Zimbabwe could see this video and share with others. we dont have a fast internet connection as you abroad. please make the video downloadable. right now its taking more that 9 minutes to view it and it come in bits

excellent piece hope. you really touch on the human tragedy. I think people have stopped talking about aids back home, so its a very important piece...

Mwoyo wangu watambudzika ndichiona film iyi. Toita sei zvino?

This truly hurts, how can we as zimbabweans who are abroad help and actually have the aid get to the deserving people? 1 IN EVERY 4 being infected is a lot we need to wake up and address this coz ignorance is killing us. But overall thanks for making such a documentary it opened a lot of eyes.

ma donations ari kuitwa kupi really want to help can someone notify plz this is so sad indeed.

I find this film moving and it makes me angry to know that this problem is now going to follow her child and continue to cause more pain.

I agree with the person who says we need to take charge of our problems and not wait for government to sort them out because they will not.

The minister of Health is a good person but he can't do it on his own. His fellow cabinet ministers are pre-occupied with looting the economy.

I wish we had many David Parirenyatwas in government. Good film though.

I know that Zambia & Malawi treats Cryptococcal Meningitis with Amphoterecin B in government hospitals but Zimbabwean hospitals do not have. Why? That is a question for Dr David Parirenyatwa. He will simply say sanctions, they all do!

I think the management of Parirenyatwa by its pompous clinical director, Sydney Makarau leaves a lot to be desired.
As Zimbabwean doctors abroad, let us help where we can, but not through organisations like the one set up by Supa Mandiwanzira and Dr Chimedza.

If you give money through Supa and Dr Chimedza its as good as giving it to Mugabe, they are crooks like the government and ZANU. Look at what happened to the National Aids Fund, Looted.

Lets help through churches like the one in the film and Non-Governmental organisations or giving directly to the affected like paying fees for that little girl, Beauty.

I salute you Hopewell. You articulated the HIV
issue from many angles and did so very well. Well done brother.