“HIV/AIDS may be medical but the social cultural issues may fuel it,” said Prof. Charles Rwabukwali of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at 'the Makerere University. Rwabukwali pointed out that the people who begun the fight against the scourge were losing steam. “Like any other struggle, 25 years is a long time. People are losing steam. We are getting tired. We need young blood to take over the mantle in this struggle,” he said at the meeting.“We used to speak the same language but today we are speaking different tongues. Some advocate for male circumcision, others say condoms while others say abstinence, we must speak the same language,” he said."