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United States Donates Record $56m To Ramp Up HIV Nutrition Activities In Ethiopia

United States Donates Record $56m To Ramp Up HIV Nutrition Activities In Ethiopia

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has welcomed a $56 million donation from the United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) that will dramatically increase resources for programs in Ethiopia providing vital nutrition...
United States Gives Clean Bill of Health to Ethiopia’s Fight Against the Spread of HIV/AIDS

United States Gives Clean Bill of Health to Ethiopia’s Fight Against the Spread of HIV/AIDS

The United States government has given a clean bill of health to Ethiopia’s fight against the spread of HIV/AIDS, which remains a health challenge in many African countries.
South Africa And United States Sign HIV Funding Pact

South Africa And United States Sign HIV Funding Pact

South Africa and the United States (US) have signed a new partnership framework that will guide US funding of HIV and Aids projects in the country.
Optimism in Uganda As PEPFAR Lifts Funding Caps

Optimism in Uganda As PEPFAR Lifts Funding Caps

More Ugandan HIV patients are set to receive life-prolonging medication after the United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) responded to appeals by healthcare providers overwhelmed by patients they could not afford to treat...
BOTSWANA: HIV Treatment for Refugees, But for How Long?

BOTSWANA: HIV Treatment for Refugees, But for How Long?

Until just over a year ago, people living in Dukwi, a remote refugee camp about 200km from Francistown, Botswana’s second city, were burying other residents who had died from AIDS-related illnesses at the rate of about five a month.
United States Government Investing $28.2m Towards the Fight Against HIV/AIDS in Lesotho

United States Government Investing $28.2m Towards the Fight Against HIV/AIDS in Lesotho

The United States government has invested $28.2 million towards the fight against HIV/AIDS in Lesotho. This was revealed by the United States ambassador to Lesotho, Robert Nolan at the signing ceremony of grants worth $100,000, awarded to 13 community...
Shortages of HIV/AIDS Drugs in South Africa Blamed on the Treasury

Shortages of HIV/AIDS Drugs in South Africa Blamed on the Treasury

The director general of the South African Health Department Thami Mseleku told parliament on Wednesday that huge shortfalls in the treasury’s allocations for antiretroviral (ARV) treatment meant that South Africa needed to ask donors to fund the sharp...
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteers Officially Reopen Program in Rwanda After 15 Years Absence

U.S. Peace Corps Volunteers Officially Reopen Program in Rwanda After 15 Years Absence

Thirty-five Peace Corps volunteer trainees on Tuesday departed from the United States for Rwanda, officially reopening the Peace Corps program in Rwanda after a 15-year absence, according to a press statement from the US Peace Corps office in Kigali.
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