When men and women don't work, the community suffers and the people suffer even more. With one one to work in factories or fields, a food shortage will occur. Many citizens don't even realize how they effect others when they've contacted the virus. The government has tried to control the spread of AIDS with condoms, but that alone doesn't work for the country. Africa needs strong programs to reach those at risk of acquiring or transmitting the infection.
Condoms seem to cost money, effort, inconvenience, embarrassment, fear, and social disapproval.
Men and women feel that condoms are an irritation and cause less sexual pleasure. Even though men or women could possibly transmit the virus to their partner, pleasure seems to rule over protection. The government has made may efforts for the people to receive free condoms, but men and women aren't responding. The government has tried to produce different prevention programs to promote the use of a condom. The government wants African people to realize that you can have a longer, healthier life with the use condoms.