A new HIV prevention pill, alimatravir, has entered final testing, promising results with monthly dosage, including potential distribution in South Africa.

South Africa's obesity crisis repeats HIV stigma errors as funding cuts threaten progress at the International AIDS Conference.

The latest District Health Barometer reveals rising newborn deaths and high maternal mortality in South Africa's public healthcare sector.

South Africa leads in lenacapavir adoption for HIV prevention, with over half of Africa's users, highlighting early adoption and remaining gaps in at-risk group

US HIV funding is slashed by 25% in 2025, marking the steepest drop in global aid and pushing international contributions back to 2007 levels, according to KFF

Africa regulator seeks broader health role with African Medicines Agency launch to address inconsistent medicine regulation across 55 member states.

Global health response falters as Ebola spreads and courts hinder prevention efforts. Discover the impact on health systems and legacy challenges facing WHO lea

The US revises its HIV policy to include all at-risk groups, aiming to end the epidemic by addressing gaps in marginalized communities.

World leaders commit to cutting traffic deaths by 50% by 2030 at UN meeting. US votes against new global road safety targets.

African Union health spending call urges nations to boost domestic funding for HIV, tuberculosis and maternal care after global treatment disruptions.