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The lady who stunned Ghanaians this week by making a dramatic u-turn on her HIV status says she believes she will not be stigmatized after revealing her grand deception.
Joyce Dzidzor Mensah was for years, the nation’s most famous campaigner against the deadly HIV and its concomitant stigmatization.
She traveled the length and breadth of the country, addressing students, churches, and other public gatherings and talking about HIV AIDS.










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