PEPFAR Funding Problems Persist Despite Rubio’s Waivers
After Trump’s order prompted a public outcry over the halting of such humanitarian programs, Rubio issued two waivers ...
Pepfar funding to fight HIV/Aids has saved 26 million lives since 2003: how cutting it will hurt Africa
The programme has lived up to its promise. The investment of over US$110 billion since being launched has been transformative ...
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Trump’s USAID freeze must serve as a wake-up call for Africa
On January 20, President Donald Trump sanctioned a 90-day halt on foreign aid, a decision that affected all financial support ...
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Impact of US funding freeze on HIV programmes in Tanzania
There is almost complete halt of HIV Prevention interventions that were fully funded by PEPFAR. This includes DREAMS programme targeting vulnerable adolescent girls and young women, orphans and ...
Trump is cancelling a Republican project to wipe out Aids – putting millions of lives at risk
Millions of people worldwide are likely to lose access to anti HIV drugs, and thousands more people could die, after the US ...
"2 million dead by the end of the year": Ex-USAID chief says aid cuts will kill starving children
In the wake of USAID’s shuttering by billionaire Elon Musk and President Donald Trump, those familiar with USAID’s work have ...
What comes next for SA organisations after Pepfar funding cut
As South African NGOs grapple with the abrupt termination of Pepfar funding, the Department of Health steps in to assess the ...
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Kafulila: PPPs key to Tanzania’s economy as US freezes foreign aid
Following his inauguration on January 20, 2025, US President Donald Trump’s administration announced a halt to foreign aid, ...
The future of SA NGOs after Pepfar funding termination
The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) spokesperson Newton Masuku said they strongly condemn the Donald Trump ...
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Death, disease and instability: Africa faces crisis on all fronts after US aid cut
Now, those hard-won gains are at risk. In Tanzania alone, 1.4 million people rely on PEPFAR-funded ARVs, and health experts warn that within six months, hospitals will be overwhelmed with AIDS ...