Johannesburg — Ongoing conflict and a lack of funds are hampering efforts to roll out
anti-AIDS treatment to HIV-positive people in parts of the Ivory Coast,
government officials have said.
According to Health Minister Albert Mabri Toikeusse, since rebels seized
control of the northern half of the country in September 2002, most of the
health and social infrastructure there had been destroyed.
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