Wesley Stevenson

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1,470 appearances 54 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2010 last heard May 2015

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More or Less · HIV in numbers · 11 Mar 2013 podcast

So along with the past changes to the way these figures are calculated, this adds up to a problem. matched

Now, efforts are made by NGOs such as the World Health Organization and UNAIDS to work these changes backwards and recalculate the figures in the past to say what they would have been had they had the benefit of better models in previous years. matched

Well, actually, Professor Brookmeyer doesn't think so. matched

He says that although the data are a bit messy, there is other evidence that prevention programmes are making a difference. matched

So there's still progress to be made and new methods of surveying and testing are being developed all the time. matched

But for the time being, it's clear that the numbers aren't perfect. matched

Well, that sounds like time for a party. matched

So if you'd invested in these shares, you would have less money now than you would have had in 2007? matched

Well, yeah, nothing. matched

So back to the grindstone. matched

More or Less · Is the Kenyan election already decided? · 4 Mar 2013 podcast

Hello, this is More or Less on the BBC World Service. matched

Hi Ruth. matched

Yes, on Monday, Kenyans will go to the polls to elect their new president. matched

But one political commentator says the election is already decided, and in fact that it was decided in December when voter registration closed. matched

Because, as he told NTV in Kenya, people will vote along ethnic lines. matched

This means Matai Ongunyi says that Odinga has a lot more work to do than Kenyatta. matched

To win, a candidate needs 51% of the overall vote, so in other words, the winning candidate needs 7.1 million people or more to vote for them. matched

The people who are sceptical about this point to the fact that the opinion polls are telling a totally different story. matched

Dr Tom Wolfe is from the pollsters Ipsos Sinovat in Kenya. matched

And Tom Wolfe thinks that Matai and Gunyi's analysis is just too simplistic. matched

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