South African President Jacob Zuma’s disclosure that he is HIV negative creates an opportunity for discussion about testing, writes Wilson Johwa.

But it also subjects his personal life to greater scrutiny, says Pierre Brouard of the University of Pretoria’s Centre for the Study of AIDS.

“The fact that he has multiple partners, is not using condoms – or at least is not using them all the time – and has conceded to having sex with a person living with HIV/AIDS, will raise questions about risk,” Brouard says.

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