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A lifeline in freefall: Inaction could cost a million lives over 10 years if Pepfar disappears
Models show that the funding crisis could cost South Africa between 600,000 and a million lives over 10 years, depending on how quickly the health system responds.
University of Cape Town News6d
Turn PEPFAR funding freeze crisis into opportunity
But turning this crisis into an opportunity is possible. To mitigate the effects of the funding freeze, Bekker said swift ...
Daily Maverick on MSN15d
Consequences of US HIV/Aids funding withdrawal will be dire
A disruption of current HIV/Aids mitigation programmes in southern Africa will lead to decreased access to critical treatments and preventive therapies, which will in turn lead to increased mortality ...
The Mail & Guardian10d
FROM THE ARCHIVES | Athol Fugard: All is not, and never will be, lost
As SA's most decorated playwright, takes to the stage for the last time, he explains why he will never lose his optimism for ...
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USAID officially terminates funding to HIV organisations, South Africans believe it's a good thing
PEPFAR is a fund launched in 2003 to help fight Aids in countries with high HIV ... “This PEPFAR thing was started by George W Bush because Thabo Mbeki and Manto Tshabalala-Msimang told people ...
The Citizen on MSN14d
How Zelensky became an ‘African leader’
After the humiliation Trump and Vance inflicted on Zelenskyy, European leaders rushed to offer Zelenskyy heroic treatment.
The Financial Times21d
Samkelo depended on USAID-backed drugs to stay alive. Then came Trump’s order
who has repeatedly peddled disproven claims about the safety of vaccines and recently questioned whether the HIV virus causes Aids, reminded him of former South Africa president Thabo Mbeki ...