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How can you tell the sun not to shine? : behavioural surveillance survey report : knowledge, attitudes, and practices of Basotho migrants (miners and farm workers) in relation to HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections

Title
How can you tell the sun not to shine? : behavioural surveillance survey report : knowledge, attitudes, and practices of Basotho migrants (miners and farm workers) in relation to HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections / prepared for the Ministry of Employment and Labour by Sechaba Consultants, Itumeleng Kimane, Mpolai Moteetee and Thuso Green.
Author
Kimane, I. (Itumeleng)
Publication
Maseru : Sechaba Consultants, [2004]

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Additional Authors
  • Moteetee, M. M.
  • Green, Thuso J.
  • Lesotho. Ministry of Labour and Employment.
Description
102 leaves : ill.; 30 cm.
Subject
  • Migrant labor > Lesotho
  • Migrant agricultural laborers > Sexual behavior > Lesotho
  • Miners > Sexual behavior > Lesotho
  • AIDS (Disease) > Lesotho > Epidemiology
  • HIV infections > Lesotho > Epidemiology
  • Sexually transmitted diseases > Lesotho > Epidemiology
Note
  • "August 2004."
Call Number
Sc F 07-252
LCCN
2006315366
OCLC
71842982
Author
Kimane, I. (Itumeleng)
Title
How can you tell the sun not to shine? : behavioural surveillance survey report : knowledge, attitudes, and practices of Basotho migrants (miners and farm workers) in relation to HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections / prepared for the Ministry of Employment and Labour by Sechaba Consultants, Itumeleng Kimane, Mpolai Moteetee and Thuso Green.
Imprint
Maseru : Sechaba Consultants, [2004]
Local Subject
Black author.
Added Author
Moteetee, M. M.
Green, Thuso J.
Lesotho. Ministry of Labour and Employment.
Research Call Number
Sc F 07-252
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