The report follows the recent deaths of two WOZA leaders, victims of a
healthcare crisis that could have been avoided. Bulawayo leader
Thembelani Lunga was a 32-year-old mother of two who was the
breadwinner of an extended family. She was HIV positive and constantly
had problems accessing a regular supply of ARVs. Julia Chipeyama, 44,
died from cholera in Harare. She was laid to rest on November 20 at
Glenville Cemetery.
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healthcare crisis that could have been avoided. Bulawayo leader
Thembelani Lunga was a 32-year-old mother of two who was the
breadwinner of an extended family. She was HIV positive and constantly
had problems accessing a regular supply of ARVs. Julia Chipeyama, 44,
died from cholera in Harare. She was laid to rest on November 20 at
Glenville Cemetery.