Soul Beat Africa is co-sponsored by Soul City Institute and the Communication Initiative

SOUL BEAT : Edutainment

Where the edutainment approach is central to Africa's social and economic development


Brenda has a Dragon in her Blood


Author

Hijltje Vink

Publication Date

2005

Summary

This book is about a young, very ordinary Rwandan girl called Brenda. There is one thing about her, however, that is different: Brenda has a little dragon in her blood. The dragon is called HIV and for Brenda to remain healthy, the dragon has to remain sleeping. This is the true story of Brenda as retold by her foster mother which aims to encourage children to understand and talk about HIV/AIDS; and to accept without prejudice children with HIV and AIDS. The book continues to explain that children with HIV and AIDS are very ordinary children who need other children to play with.

To request a copy of the publication, please contact Biblionef SA, a book donation organisation, find below the contact details.

Publisher

Number of Pages

40

Languages

English, Zulu, Xhosa, Tswana, Afrikaans, Sotho, Venda, Northern Sotho, Setswana, Ndebele, Siswati

Contact

Biblionef SA

4 Central Square

Pinelands 7405

Tel: +27 (0) 21 531 0447

Fax: +27 (0) 21 5310455

bibsa@iafrica.com

Garamond website

Garamond Press

63 Mahogany Court

Aurora

Ontario

L4G 6M8

Tel: 905 841 1460

Fax: 905 841 3031

garamond@web.ca

Garamond website

Source

Received the book from the Biblionef SA book launch/presentation on October 21 2005.


Placed on the Soul Beat Africa site October 24 2005
Last Updated October 24 2005



How useful did you find the knowledge and contacts on this page to your work?


5
Average: 5 (2 votes)
Your rating: None


COMMENTS POSTED


Thank you! I've been looking for this information.

Help Seed The CI Network

Jobs and more...

Broadcast Edutainment

The main challenge/s facing broadcast edutainment programmes (television and radio) in Africa are: (you may choose more than one option)