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Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Stands to Lose U.S.$400 Million Over Failure to Contribute U.S.$6 Million
New Zimbabwe, 9 March 2019
ZIMBABWE risks losing millions in foreign aid over failure to contribute to a program run by international health financial basket the Global Fund towards the purchase of much… Read more »
ARV Shortage Looms As Zimbabwe Risks Losing Global Fund Support
Zimbabwe stands to lose part of the U.S.$400 million in foreign aid for ARVs if it fails to pay it's U.S.$6 million contribution to a program run by the Global Fund, the Chairperson of the Child and Health Care committee on HIV and Aids Ruth Labode has said. The Global Fund has been one of the major contributors to financing the country's Health programs and specifically the HIV/AIDS scourge.
A HIV positive homosexual man has his blood pressure checked at a VCT clinic supported by the Global Fund via the Kenyan Red Cross.
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Africa: Global Fund for Health - How Seven African Countries Squandered Millions of Foreign Aid
Premium Times, 4 March 2019
Africa's foremost diplomat, Kofi Annan, was one of the biggest human export from the continent. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: How Village Health Workers Are Turning the Tide on HIV
MSF, 5 March 2019
Every November, nearly 30,000 cyclists hit the streets of Johannesburg in the world's second largest cycle challenge on a demanding 94, 7 kilometre route. The event raises funds to… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: People Living With HIV Demand HIV+ National Aids Council Boss
New Zimbabwe, 20 February 2019
People living with HIV want the vacant National Aids Council (NAC) chief executive officer's job to be occupied by someone openly living with the condition. Read more »
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A new study finds that a shorter course of drugs to prevent tuberculosis - one of the world's deadliest diseases - is effective and can safely be given to people who are also ... Read more »
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People living with HIV and Aids have expressed concern over shortages of some anti-retroviral drugs. Although the National Aids Council receives some foreign currency from the ... Read more »
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Situated in Harare, the Edith Opperman clinic also known as Mbare Poly, offers adolescents with free counselling on topics like HIV prevention, treatment, care and support and as ... Read more »
