Burundi is among the few countries in West and Central Africa to have achieved the 95-95-95 targets in the fight against HIV/AIDS/STIs, thus ranking second…
Eight years since the launch of the world Zero Discrimination Day, civil society organisation have commended the government on the progress that has so far…
FROM A PERCEIVED DEATH SENTENCE TO IMMENSE HOPE, A STORY FROM CAMEROON As the Global Fund commemorates its 20th anniversary, I wish to share my…
In the 1990s, the disclosure of an HIV positive status was very often followed by a break in social and family bonds. The dreadful images…
A new HIV variant, more virulent and contagious, has emerged. This variant, known as VB, causes an early onset of opportunistic diseases, however It could…
The fight against HIV, TB and malaria is very often focused on an exclusively hygienic, therapeutic or biomedical approach. This paper does not question the…
Globally, new HIV infections declined by 44% between 2000 and 2021, missing the global target for a 75% reduction in new infections by 2020. The…
Every three years, the Global Fund to Fight HIV, Tuberculosis and Malaria holds a Replenishment Conference. The pledges thus received are used primarily to finance…
While progress in West and Central Africa is slow, East and Southern Africa is making significant progress that is bringing some of its States closer…
Before human behavior can be addressed, the mindset has to be understood. When it comes to consensual sex and HIV/AIDS transmission, the mind is where…