Aids, Intimacy and Care in Rural KwaZulu-Natal

The illegal sale of medication from a public health facility Beginning a journey with antiretroviral therapies Conclusion * Note that ingculaza, the Zulu word for AIDS, is also sometimes spelt with an 'i' as the last letter of the word.(See, for example, Roman Khumalo's poem in Chapter Two.) ** In isiZulu, gciwane is the word used to translate the English word, germ.It is also the term used for the human immunodeficiency virus.Its everyday meaning is 'a small particle floating in the air' (Doke et al 1990: 236), or 'ash particles which rise when blowing fire' (Dent & Nyembezi 1969: 352).*** Ukubhebhetheke means 'to spread fiercely as a fire' (Dent & Nyembezi 1969: 311).**** (Dent & Nymbezi 1969: 323).***** Qáthatha is an ideophone of arriving (Dent & Nyembezi 1969: 464), of 'lightly dropping or falling down' (Doke et al 1990: 690).Possible roots of the word 'ingculaza':-ncu (adj.)very small, little; (i)nculu (noun) one who eats very little food; laza (v) turn sour, scatter as clouds, pass season without being covered by a bull, spread out in the wind as something running or flying (Dent & Nyembezi 1969: 403).16 aids, intimacy and care in rural kwazulu-natal

Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health · HIV/AIDS Impact and Responses · HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions · Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome · Africa · Aids · AIDS (Disease) · Ethnology · HIV · HIV Infections · Hiv-positive persons · KwaZulu-Natal · Public health & preventive medicine · Republic of South Africa · Social aspects · Social conditions · Sociology & anthropology · South Africa

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