Kalirani said the campaign will start in mid-March and will aim to reach everyone in the country, including people who are far from health facilities that provide HIV testing and counseling services. She said the campaign is in line with the goal of ending HIV infection by 2030. Malawi's HIV infection rate is currently at 10 percent, a slight drop from three years ago.
Kalirani yavuze ko ubukangurambaga buzatangira hagati muri Werurwe kandi bugamije kugera kuri buri wese mu gihugu, harimo n'abantu bari kure y'ibigo nderabuzima bitanga serivisi zipimisha virusi itera SIDA. Yavuze ko ubukangurambaga bujyanye n'intego yo guhagarika ubwandu bwa virusi itera SIDA mu 2030. Muri iki gihe umubare w'ababana na virusi itera SIDA uri muri Malawi uri ku gipimo cya 10 ku ijana, ukaba wagabanutseho gato mu myaka itatu ishize.