Join in the discussion on the role of young people fighting to end HIV/AIDS by 2030 and imagine the world of Africa’s perception of health beyond 2030!

Join us in the discussion on the role of young people fighting to end HIV/AIDS by 2030 and imagine the world of Africa’s perception of health beyond 2030!

Lobiko has started a campaign called “Beyond 2023” with the goal of raising awareness and support for the fight against HIV/AIDS. We are asking you to join in this conversation so that we can build a better future together.

Both in South Africa and Congo, we will be hosting events where you can meet other like-minded people who want to make a difference in their communities through education and advocacy. In addition, we will also be hosting an event in the UK where you can participate virtually through Skype or Zoom video calls.

For more information about these events, please visit: https://www.lobikoafrica.com/beyond2023/

The event date is set for Thursday March 7th at 12pm London time (GMT+0) but feel free to join any time before or after this time frame as well!

A new campaign by Lobiko, the Beyond 2023 Campaign, is launching in the UK, South Africa and Congo. The purpose of this campaign is to help young people fight to end HIV/AIDS by 2030 and imagine a world where Africa’s perception of health is beyond 2030.

The campaign will start with an event in London on September 7th and then move to Johannesburg on September 8th. The final event will take place in Kinshasa on September 9th.

This campaign was created because it is important for young people to get involved in ending this pandemic. Young people are not only the future leaders of their communities but also those who are most vulnerable to HIV/AIDS infection because they are still exploring their sexuality and experimenting with drugs and alcohol. They are also often too afraid to ask for help because they do not want their parents or friends to find out about it.

With this campaign, we hope that more people will be able to understand what it means when we say “HIV/AIDS is no longer just a disease”; that it can affect anyone at any time regardless of race, class or gender; and that we need everyone’s help if we want to see an end to this pandemic by 2030!