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The Scourge of HIV/AIDS in Africa and the Church's Response

AIDS stands for Acquired (not genetically determined) Immunodeficiency (severe depletion of immune system) Syndrome (an illness that appears in various forms). The origins of AIDS are unknown. It was first recognized in the USA in 1981. Initially it was reported among gay men, and was causing death at an early age. It is believed that the virus has been around for a long time, but the complexity of symptoms it produces meant that it was recognized only 20 or so years ago. The WCC Publication, Facing AIDS: the Challenge, the Churches Response, reported that by 1982, AIDS had been detected in some African countries. It was found to have been responsible for a high fatality rate in Africa in the 1970s. It affected heterosexuals, both men and women, who were neither homosexual nor drug-users. The virus causing immunodeficiency was identified and was first reported in Kenya in 1984.