Some of the strategies adopted by the Kenya government to fight the spread of HIV/AIDS include Select one: A. Public education campaigns B. HIV/AIDS seminars and workshops C. Mainstreaming HIV/AIDS lessen informal education on system D. Banning the use of condoms as it encourages immorality amongst the youths One of the following is not a key affected population in Kenya. Select one: A. University women B. People who inject drugs C. Homosexuals D. Commercial sex workers

The correct answer for the first question is A. Public education campaigns.<br /><br />The Kenya government has implemented various strategies to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS, and public education campaigns are one of the key strategies. These campaigns aim to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS, promote safe practices, and provide accurate information to the public. By educating the population, the government seeks to reduce the stigma associated with the disease and encourage individuals to take preventive measures.<br /><br />For the second question, the correct answer is C. Homosexuals.<br /><br />In Kenya, the key affected populations in terms of HIV/AIDS include university women, people who inject drugs, and commercial sex workers. These groups are considered high-risk populations due to their increased vulnerability to HIV infection. Homosexuals, while also at risk, are not specifically mentioned as a key affected population in the context of the question.