U.S. Plans to Phase Out HIV/AIDS Funding to South Africa Amid Concerns Over Afrikaner Treatment
The United States has announced plans to phase out approximately $400 million in annual HIV/AIDS funding to South Africa, linked to concerns about the treatment of the white Afrikaner minority. The funding cut is part of a withdrawal from the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), according to reports. South Africa has 8 million people living with HIV, according to one source.
The United States has announced plans to phase out approximately $400 million in annual HIV/AIDS funding to South Africa, according to corroborated reports. The funding cut is linked to U.S. concerns about the treatment of the white Afrikaner minority. The U.S. State Department confirmed that a phased withdrawal of funding under the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) would begin, according to malawivoice.com. One outlet reported that the United States will stop funding HIV programmes in South Africa, while another reported that South Africa has 8 million people living with HIV.
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