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South Africa’s savings in procurement of antiretroviral drugs to increase access to treatment for people living with HIV
UNAIDS and Standard Bank Group partner to bring HIV awareness to the workplace
High-Level Taskforce for women, girls and HIV calls for accelerated efforts to protect the rights and wellbeing of young women and girls in South Africa
South Africa launches campaign to reduce maternal mortality
South Africa launches its new National Strategic Plan on HIV, STIs and TB, 2012–2016
UNAIDS joins hands with Standard Bank to “Get to Zero”
Time for action, say HIV science roundtable participants
Where innovation meets implementation
King Goodwill Zwelethini commended on his visionary response to HIV in Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa
Civil society in South Africa pushing beyond the status quo
KwaZulu Natal adopts a holistic approach to HIV
Lessons to be drawn from KwaZulu Natal’s integrated approach to HIV, health and social services
Lessons to be drawn from KwaZulu Natal’s integrated approach to HIV, health and social services
UNAIDS Executive Director official visit to South Africa
UNAIDS calls on countries to accelerate progress towards global goal to eliminate new HIV infections amongst children
Integrating human rights, gender equality and HIV prevention in national HIV responses
UNAIDS reiterates critical role of South Africa in AIDS response
International Advisory Group calls for global solidarity to achieve universal access to HIV prevention, treatment, care and support
Condom march brings public and HIV prevention commissioners onto the streets in South Africa
HIV prevention in action: Grassroot Soccer mobilizes young people to stop the spread of HIV
Archbishop Tutu passes baton to a new generation of leaders in the AIDS response
Preventing HIV with social media and mobile phones
New media and technologies pave the way for the future of HIV prevention
Improving access to quality and affordable drugs in Africa: The role of the International Conference on Local Pharmaceutical Production in Africa and the launch of the Southern African Generic Medicines Association
‘A better future’: New evidence shows triple antiretroviral drugs during pregnancy and breastfeeding can significantly reduce mother-to-child transmission of HIV
South Africa expanding access to ARV therapy
Cricket unites on World Aids Day: Players to wear red ribbons in international matches
Next steps with 1% tenofovir microbicide gel
Bridging the health gap in South Africa
Captains at African Women’s Football Championship ‘Give AIDS the Red Card’ to end mother-to-child transmission of HIV
Plan launched to halve TB prevalence and death rates by 2015
High-level panel to discuss ‘AIDS plus MDG’ approach
New Africa-China partnership to promote a renewed era for progress towards achieving health and development goals
Research project during the World Cup gathers data on sex workers and HIV
The judiciary and the AIDS response
UNAIDS launches ‘red card’ campaign against HIV
Safe sex during the 2010 World Cup
Ahead of World Cup, national team captains appeal: “Give AIDS the red card”
UNDP’s Administrator Helen Clark concludes four-country Africa tour
Cricketers promote HIV awareness during ICC World Twenty20
UNAIDS Executive Director joins President Zuma to launch national HIV counselling and testing drive in South Africa
South Africa launches massive HIV prevention and treatment campaign
South Africa committed to achieving universal access
Global Fund projects that UNAIDS’ call for elimination of mother–to-child HIV transmission by 2015 is within reach
South African Muppet Kami speaks the language of acceptance
Eminent African Jurists discuss HIV and the law
UNAIDS Goodwill Ambassador, Her Serene Highness Princess Stephanie of Monaco visits the frontline of the HIV epidemic in South Africa
Danny Jordaan and UNAIDS Executive Director discuss global AIDS outreach around FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa
President Zuma and UNAIDS Executive Director call for mass prevention movement at World AIDS Day commemoration in Pretoria
President heralds new era in South Africa’s AIDS response
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