Choice Makes Prevention Cool: A Public Roundtable at IAS 2026
What does it take to make HIV prevention choice accessible, trusted and used?
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The Shape of Sovereignty: Centering Women’s Leadership in African Health Agendas
How can African countries strengthen domestic financing for community-based HIV prevention while ensuring women have a central role in setting health priorities?
GEM Welcomes Malawi’s Introduction of Lenacapavir, Calls for Equitable Access
Malawi has officially introduced Lenacapavir (LEN), becoming one of the few African countries to make the twice-yearly HIV prevention option available through public health facilities. The milestone expands HIV prevention
Advancing Choice and Equity: Yvette Raphael Champions African Women’s Health in UK Parliamentary Forums
LONDON – Advocates for the Prevention of HIV in Africa (APHA) Executive Director and Co-Founder, Yvette Raphael, addressed high-level UK parliamentarians and global health leaders this week, delivering a powerful
PRESS RELEASE: CIFF To Propel PrEP Revolution with up to US$2 Million for Immediate Access to PrEP Rings
Released on: 21 July 2024 MUNICH – The Children’s Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF), in partnership with the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (the Global Fund), announced at
Anniversary of Nuns’ HIV/AIDS Project in Kenya Marked with Caution: Virus “still with us”
The 20th anniversary of the HIV/AIDS project of the Assumption Sisters of Nairobi (ASN) in Kenya’s Catholic Diocese of Nakuru on Friday, January 26 was marked with the caution that cases of HIV infections are
Almost 1 Million People in Kenya, Burundi, Tanzania, and Somalia Affected as Unprecedented Heavy Rains Continue to Wreak Havoc in Eastern Africa
Nairobi, 9 May 2024 – Flooding and landslides in Eastern Africa are affecting almost a million people in Burundi, Kenya, Somalia and Tanzania. As unusually heavy rains have pounded the region,
Almost two-thirds of new HIV cases occur outside southern and eastern Africa
Almost two-thirds of new cases of HIV now occur outside countries with high HIV prevalence in southern and eastern Africa, according to an analysis of UNAIDS country-level data presented earlier