This video was developed for Eswati audiences in Siswati with English subtitles . Drawing on beneficiary feedback regarding challenges to physical distancing, the different speakers outline reasons why physical distancing is important, and how to apply it to situations faced in everyday life.

These videos were created as part of the "Life is Precious, Take Care of It" campaign supported by Breakthrough ACTION Zambia. The videos feature three HIV positive men who tell their stories and explain how they live in good health and strength due to carefully adhereing to their ART regimens. They also remind men to get tested for HIV so that they know their status and to use condoms everey time they have sex.

These videos were created as part of the "Life is Precious, Take Care of It" campaign supported by Breakthrough ACTION Zambia. The videos feature three well-known Zambian figures who encourage youth to be responsible with their sexual activity and to plan for their futures.

These three videos, featuring Bernard, a preacher, Norah a comunity health worker, and Chief Shabila, offer three different perspectives on the work of the Breakthrough ACTION Zambia project, and were created at the end of the project as part of the closing activities.

This video describes the adolescent wellness aspects of the Breakthrough ACTION Zambia campaign called "Life is Precious, Take Care of It".

These short videos were part of a national campaign in Zambia to encourage use and adherence to ART regimens. All are available on the "Life is Precious Take Care of It" Facebook page.

The short video was developed by Development Media International for African countries and provides an explanation of why physical distancing is important. A Siswati voiceover was provided in order to expand circulation to different target audiences through social media and for community engagement and training in Eswatini. 

The short video clip was developed by WHO globally and highlights key messages to prevent the spread of COVID-19.  A Siswati voice over was provided to facilitate wider circulation through social media platforms in Eswatini.

This short video is targeted to men to prevent violence and abuse and encourage them to seek help.  

This event took place on September 24, 2020.  This video includes all of the end of project activities from that day.