News24 | SA gets R520m to buy the twice-a-year anti-HIV jab… but there’s a snag

South Africa has secured over $29 million from the Global Fund to purchase lenacapavir, a biannual anti-HIV injection, which research indicates could significantly contribute to ending AIDS in the country, according to health department spokesperson Foster Mohale. This funding marks a crucial step in the nation’s efforts to combat the HIV epidemic.

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South Africa is getting a big amount of money to buy a special medicine that can help people with HIV and make them healthier.

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