JACKLINE NAMUSIA AND HER SON PETER OCHANDA BOTH HIV POSITIVE, HOLD A TROPHY OUTSIDE ST. PAULS...

JACKLINE NAMUSIA AND HER SON PETER OCHANDA BOTH HIV POSITIVE, HOLD A TROPHY OUTSIDE ST. PAULS CATHOLIC CHURCH IN NAIROBI. Jackline Namusia and her two year-old son Peter Ochanda, both HIV positive, hold a trophy on July 9, 2002, outside St.Pauls Catholic church in Nairobi after a memorial service for her husband. The trophy will be up for grabs at a soccer competition aiming to sensitize the community in the village where her husband came from. Namusia's family were the first Kenyans to declare publicly that one of their family members had died of AIDS last year. Since the epidemic began, over 21.8 million lives have been claimed by AIDS, almost 15 million of them in sub-Saharan Africa. REUTERS/Antony Njuguna