As many as 600,000 people could die over the next 10 years in South Africa alone as a result of U.S. funding cuts, study says ...

(c) transform their societies into ‘noble societies’ which have programmes for the life-long empowerment of women and girl children against HIV/AIDS. One such ‘noble society’ is Botswana ...

Of these Botswana, Eswatini ... a roadmap for nations seeking to enhance their HIV interventions. Zimbabwe's HIV/AIDS levy, a 3% tax on corporate profits and personal incomes, is another example.

Service Disruptions: The closure of drop-in centers for key populations has disrupted HIV testing, treatment, care, and support services. There are challenges in referring clients to government ...

For decades, the United States has been a critical player in supporting the response to HIV/Aids in southern Africa. However, ...

TWENTY years ago, a diagnosis of AIDS meant certain death. Now, thanks to antiretroviral therapies, people living with the HIV virus in low-income countries can enjoy a near-normal life at a cost of a ...

Former Operations Manager, Botswana's Treatment Program for HIV/AIDS Darkoh is building a nationwide health system from the ground up in Botswana through a public-private collaboration between the ...

New HIV infections fell by approximately 40 per cent between 2000 and 2013. Globally, an estimated 35 million people were still living with HIV in 2013. More than 75 per cent of the new infections ...

But turning this crisis into an opportunity is possible. To mitigate the effects of the funding freeze, Bekker said swift ...

United States funding cuts to HIV/AIDS programmes in many African countries could lead to hundreds of thousands of deaths on the continent, health experts and aid organisations have warned.

HIV is a virus. It may cause AIDS after you’ve been infected for several years and it’s weakened your immune system. HIV doesn’t affect everyone the same way. Some people notice signs soon ...