Swaziland's Prime Minister Dr. Barnabas Sibusiso Dlamini
Prime Minister Dr. Barnabas Sibusiso Dlamini says the prevalence of multiple concurrent partnerships (MCPs) remains the single most damaging feature within society in the context of HIV and AIDS, reports The Swazi Observer.
He says MCPs are the principal contributor to the incidence of new infections and has called upon society to adjust its attitude.
“Only when society at large is critical of that kind of individual behaviour will those who practice it feel influenced into change,” said the premier.
The Prime Minister was speaking yesterday at the Royal Villas during a meeting of the Swaziland Partnership Forum on HIV and AIDS (SPAFA).
