The United Nations' Aids agency has warned Uganda that it is not doing enough to fight the spread of HIV/Aids in adolescent girls. Recent figures from UNAIDs show the prevalence rate for HIV in girls aged 15-24 stands at 9.1%. CGTN's Isabel Nakirya reports
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