“Today it’s me, tomorrow someone else It’s me and you, we’ve got to stand up and fight,” Ugandan musician Philly Bongoley Lutaya sang in 1998, his soulful voice defying the tribulations that came his way as one of the first public figures in the East African country to publicly disclose he was HIV positive. This was at a time when HIV was spoken about in hushed tones and stigma thrived in the face of fear and lack of information. Take the message, cross the frontiers Break the barriers, we’ll fight…
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