HIV/AIDS is a killer disease that the world population is afraid to get because there is no cure.  And yet in Oslo the capital of Norway, there is a group of people actively spreading the killer disease intentionally.

The group in question is well-known and yet for a number of years now, those who know and are close to them have decided not to do anything about it, allowing them to continue in their new-found career “spreading hiv/aids to kill.”

Due to the fact that many are getting the disease innocently this way, African Press Norway will not let it continue and will soon expose the individuals, because there is no sign that they will stop spreading.

Eight of the people, 5 women and 3 men of African origin are actively spreading the disease in bars frequented mostly by the whites, while 4 white men are doing the same in bars mostly frequented by black women.

3 of the women are from East Africa, while 2 come from West and Southern Africa. The 3 black men are from East and Central Africa. The 4 white men are all Norwegians. 

The common method that all of them is to go to a bar, sit and wait for their prey. In some cases, offer the prey a drink and start from there, go on until the prey gets under the hunters wings, then both disappear from the bar, only to see the hunter back to the same spot for a new innocent prey.

Those who chose to talk to African Press confirmed they do not go for the same prey twice, because they have to infect as many as possible.

The victims selected for disease transmission are normally new-comers in town, not acquainted with the prey hunters.

When African Press spoke with two of the active prey hunters recently, asking them why they have continued in spreading the disease for over 5 years, both had the same answer.

They do not know how they got it, thus they simply pass it on, because they are angry that someone gave them, making their lives short. They say it is revenge.

The women blame the men, while the men blame the women for getting the disease.

When asked whether they use condom, they stated that they do not see the need to do so since they already had the disease. They are bitter and told the African Press they saw no reason to safeguard the lives of others when their’s is soon ending. And that they will do all possible things to convince and confuse the hunter to accept unprotected sex.

The Norwegian government should do something about the situation to safeguard innocent people. The situation is very alarming at the moment and responsible politicians must act.

It is easy to keep quiet and do nothing, but people forget that when one innocent person gets the disease, the newly infected person might meet you, your friends or relatives and transfer the disease without the intentionality that came with it. 

These people should be arrested, charged with the offence for ”having unprotected sex with intent to kill” and must be locked up in order to safeguard the population.

This must not be understood as a white/black thing. It affects all, even those who do not frequent the bars where these people go to pick their prey.

It is not to stigmatise a group of people. Having Hhiv/aids is no longer “tabu” to talk about it.

However, it becomes serious when a group of people decide to infect others intenationally.

A disease travels in high speed and it is now clear that many have ignored the education on protection.

In our next article on this topic, African press will expose the hunters spreading the disease and will also name the bars they frequent in the centre of Oslo.

We are now in communication with doctors who treat some of them. Those who undertake to be responsible from now and on, may not be exposed. But this is a question African Press is discussing with the doctors for some of the people in question.

• Africans dead of hiv/aids in Norway between 1993 and 2006 are as follows:

According to information African Press has gathered, 28 people all from the continent of Africa are already claimed by the disease in Norway. Those dead came from the following countries:

• Uganda 5 women and 3 men
• Kenya 4 women and 1 man
• Tanzania 3 women and 1 man
• Botswana 2 women 1 man
• South Africa 2 women and 1 man
• Namibia 1 woman
• Nigeria 1 woman
• Rwanda 1 woman
• Burundi 1 woman
• Sudan 1 woman

African Press claims no accuracy on the list above. There may be other deaths not known to us. As we continue our investigative reporting, we will uncover the real picture and come with final count.

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“African Press is aware of the fact that we can be sued after exposing them. It is a tense issue that must be confronted. It is better to be sued and save a population, than not to be and see people being given the disease on a daily basis, a disease incurable, that puts them into misery the rest of their lives.” /Editorial

By Korir, African Press – Norway

africanpress@chello.no

For the first time in the history of KANU, the former ruling party in Kenya with late Mzee Kenyatta and later Moi as presidents, the younger generation have decided to exercise bravery and tell the old guard to leave them alone to manage the party affairs without interference.

Mr Uhuru Kenyatta, former president Moi’s making to become a politician told the former president yesterday that he should be left alone to manage KANU with present office bearers.

Moi and his son Gideon Moi the MP who took over his father’s seat in parliament may be alienated if he does not read the signs correctly.

Uhuru told the former president that he is not about to back down from the cooperation he has with ODM-K. KANU will work with ODM-K and argued that KANU has a stake in ODM-K, just like any other party that has joined it.

By telling off Moi today, Uhuru has chosen to let the electorate know that he is his own man and does not want the former president hanging around him and directing the party from behind the scenes.

Mr Moi is furious that some officials have joined ODM-K without his blessings. Now he wants them to be suspended from KANU, something that is of the past when Kenya was a one party State and people could be suspended anyhow, even for refusing to jump when told to jump by powerful officials at the time.

Kenya is now enjoying democracy, and any suspensjons of people from any party for having their voice heard is sad  and will take the country 20 years back.

The former president groomed Uhuru for president. He used power to force his wishes through disappointing many party officials. Uhuru became KANU’s flag bearer in the last general elections, elections that saw him defeated in the race to State house.

The party was crashed by Narc, a coalition of many parties at the time, now a skeleton coalition, falling apart because the foundation was shaky from the start, with promises that were never kept after the coalition ascended to power.

Moi handed over power to the winners peacefully and was expected to be above politics after his retirement from the presidency.

Moi was out of politics for a short time, only to be heard here and there making political statements in church forums.

It was not until the campaigns during by-elections a few months ago that the former president emerged and campaigned vigorously for KANU candidates. He had taken the front seat in KANU again without any official title.

Thereafter, he went underground for some time, followed by the accident where his car collided with a Nissan near Limuru town. This forced him to be indoors to recover from the accident that took him through a knee operation in Nairobi Hospital.

It was not until recently that Moi emerged again, this time, a bitter man warning that KANU officials joining ODM-K would be replaced.

The only problem is the fact that Moi has chosen to forget that he no longer has the power to suspend, replace or even order arrest of anybody in Kenya.

During his presidency, Moi enjoyed sacking or replace people while on his roadside stops around the country to greet the public.

Ministers were sacked through radio announcements, mostly during the one o’clock news.

Some ministers who were not powerful were never sure to return from lunch break still holding their jobs. Some were driven by their official drivers in government vehicles ,flying the ministerial flag to the famous Kariokor market to enjoy ,”Nyama Choma” – the grilled meat, only to hear the announcement while eating that they had been sacked.

Some drivers would immediately remove the flag from the car, and those drivers who felt the ministers used to mistreat them, simply abandoned them  in Kariokor after being sacked and drove back to the office alone.

Many ministers lived and worked in fear at all times. Senior ministers,were forced to respect junior politicians who were closer to the president or risk the sacking.

Now Uhuru has decided to run the affairs of the party without allowing Moi’s interference. This might give KANU a chance to win more seats in the next parliamentary elections, because the electorate now wants the younger generation to lead the country.

By Korir, APN

africanpress@chello.no

(The source of the story> Daily Nation, 011106)