Local and international celebrities are showing their support for HIV/AIDS awareness on World AIDS Day.
Radio DJ Criselda Kananda, who is HIV positive, took to Instagram to encourage people to educate themselves about HIV/AIDS.
Newlywed Hlubi Mboya and former football star Mark Fish helped raise funds for a children’s charity, while media mogul Khanyi Dhlomo educated her followers with the latest statistics.
Thomas Msengana caused a stir when he decided to tweet "World Aids Day" and mentioned Charlie Sheen, who recently revealed he was HIV positive.
But most celebrities were all about sharing the importance of HIV/AIDS awareness.
Here’s what some of your favourite stars had to say about Worlds Aids Day on social media.
Releasing balloons and lighting candles this #WorldAIDSDay with @5fm and @loveLifeNGO. pic.twitter.com/EyrI8QcE1z
— IG: @roxyburger (@roxyburger) December 1, 2015
World AIDS day....Let celebrate our strides moving forward to try and conquer this disease but education and understanding is key...TWC
— Mark Fish (@markfish74) December 1, 2015
One wish: reaching Zero infections. World Aids Day #WorldAIDSDay pic.twitter.com/SbgiajrWQN
— Antonio Banderas (@antoniobanderas) December 1, 2015
Get tested, stay informed, be safe, live healthily and support those living with HIV. #WorldAIDSDay #KnowYourStatus #StopHIVStigma
— Khanyi Dhlomo (@KhanyiDhlomo) December 1, 2015
46% of people living with #HIV don’t know it https://t.co/HVrXFTtg0c #WorldAIDSDay #WAD2015 pic.twitter.com/k5E3GSbvo3
— WHO (@WHO) December 1, 2015
Image credit: flickr.com/Sham Hardy