HIV-AIDS orphans face life alone in Swaziland

The video discusses the challenges faced by Miso, a young breadwinner in Swaziland, after losing his parents to AIDS. It highlights the daily struggles of child-headed households, the high prevalence of AIDS in the country, and efforts to combat the disease through youth-targeted initiatives. Despite the hardships, some children, like Monticulo, aspire to help others, while Miso dreams of becoming an accountant, though his ambitions are currently on hold due to family responsibilities.

What is the main challenge Miso faces as the breadwinner of his family?

• Managing a family business

• Caring for his elderly grandparents

• Attending school regularly

• Finding a job to support his siblings

What is the current rate of AIDS in Swaziland?

• Over 50%

• Over 40%

• Over 30%

• Over 20%

What strategy is being used in schools to combat AIDS in Swaziland?

• Offering financial incentives

• Providing free medication

• Inculcating a culture of abstinence

• Promoting traditional medicine

What is Monticulo's aspiration for the future?

• To travel the world

• To start a business

• To help those who are sick

• To become a doctor

What career does Miso hope to pursue?

• Teacher

• Engineer

• Doctor

• Accountant