Moshe Ndiki dished out his concern on homosexual men and gay’s sexual health and he’s urged people to use prep which he explained in a video.
The radio personality’s campaign aims to educate gay men on HIV-prevention measures.
In a video shared on social media, he said:
“Although many confuse prep and pep, those two are different. Prep you take before exposure to HIV and pep you take after exposure to the disease.”
“However, in SA it is recommended for people who are in high-risk groups, which include gay (and) bisexual … men.”
He added that these groups often don’t seek health advice out of fear of being discriminated against.
“I know how it is being at these health centers in our country. Prep is also recommended for men who have sex with HIV [positive] people or engage in sex work. Essentially, it is for anyone who is sexually involved and doesn’t want to put themselves at risk.”
