The Black Tigers Comic Book
Publication Date:
2006
The comic uses drama, humour, and tragedy to highlight how HIV and AIDS affects Ethiopian servicemen. The series, written in Amharic, follows four servicemen as they confront difficult issues and decisions related to HIV. The story takes place in the fictional Black Tigers' battalion camp in a small town, Enticho, located three kilometers from Addis Ababa. It follows the daily lives of a private, a corporal, a sergeant, and a captain at the camp and with their families at home. During the course of the series, the four main characters gradually change their risky behaviours, thereby, according to the publishers, helping readers to analyse their own behaviours and adopt safer practices to prevent HIV.
Click here to download Black Tigers Episode 1 in PDF format.
Click here to download Black Tigers Episode 2 in PDF format.
Click here to download Black Tigers Episode 3 in PDF format.
Click here to download Black Tigers Episode 4 in PDF format.
Click here to download Black Tigers Episode 5 in PDF format.
Click here to download Black Tigers Episode 6 in PDF format.
Click here to download Black Tigers Episode 7 in PDF format.
Publisher:
Languages:
Amharic
Number of Pages:
26
Source:
AIDS Resource Center website on July 30 2007.
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