Cristophe CALAIS

In Sub-Saharan Africa, there are 12 millions of orphans. Once an anomaly in African communities, orphans are now a constant reminder of the overwhelming problems facing families struggling with HIV/Aids. In Swaziland Lukhetfo, 18, Nomvula, 11 and Tibuyile, 8 lost their parents because of HIV/Aids. They now live by themselves. Here is a day in their life.

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	In Sub-Saharan Africa, there are 12 millions of orphans. Once an anomaly in African communities, orphans are now a constant reminder of the overwhelming problems facing families struggling with HIV/Aids. In Swaziland Lukhetfo, 18, Nomvula, 11 and Tibuyile, 8 lost their parents because of HIV/Aids. They now live by themselves. Here is a day in their life.