As part of the Intensified IEC Campaign 3.0, the Red Ribbon Club (RRC), Pfutsero Government College, organised a Slogan Writing and Poster Competition on 25 September 2026 at 1:15 PM in the Seminar Hall. The event was conducted with the objective of strengthening awareness on HIV and STIs through creative expression and student participation. The competition was held on the theme “HIV & STI Awareness: Prevention, Protection and Ending Stigma.”
The event witnessed the enthusiastic participation of 23 students from different semesters, who presented thoughtful slogans and visually engaging posters reflecting the importance of HIV and STI prevention, safe and responsible health practices, and the need to eliminate stigma and discrimination towards people living with HIV. The competition served as an interactive platform for students to communicate public health messages creatively while deepening their understanding of the significance of awareness, empathy, and community responsibility.
The entries were evaluated on the basis of creativity, originality, relevance to the theme, clarity of message, and overall presentation. The winners were recognised for effectively conveying impactful messages that aligned with the objectives of the awareness campaign.
Poster Competition Winners
- 1st Prize: Tsholo Kreo
- 2nd Prize: Kacheu Puro
- 3rd Prize: Lhouwe Thahu
Slogan Writing Competition Winners
- 1st Prize: Verho Nakru
- 2nd Prize: Vestulu Shijoh
- 3rd Prize: Sukrutu Dukru
The programme concluded with the announcement of the results and the distribution of cash prizes to the winners. The activity successfully reinforced the objectives of the Intensified IEC Campaign 3.0 by encouraging students to become informed advocates for HIV and STI awareness, promoting preventive health practices, and fostering a compassionate and stigma-free campus environment. Through active student engagement and creative participation, the programme contributed meaningfully to building awareness, responsibility, and positive attitudes towards public health and social inclusion.
