In this episode, Neo Mohajane and Maxine Singaram from HIVSA discuss their impactful online platform Choma. Choma is an interactive digital mobile magazine targeted primarily at young women and adolescent girls aged between 15 and 25 years in South Africa.

WEBSITE

choma.co.za

INSTAGRAM

@choma_mag

TWITTER

@ChomaMag

FACEBOOK

@ChomaMagazine

ASK CHOMA (WHATSAPP)

071-172-3657

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