The HIV/AIDS funding fiasco
- added October 08, 2008
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Grassroots AIDS organisations in Malawi are facing uncertainty as the National AIDS Commission (NAC) ends its dependence on international non-governmental organisations (NGOs) for dispersing grants. The responsibility for channelling funds to more than 3,000 AIDS organisations working to alleviate the impacts of HIV and AIDS in Malawi has now shifted to local government authorities known as district assemblies.
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man why is aids still around in Africa theres like 1 and 3 people have aids tell the Africans no glove no love
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It seems AIDS is such a major problem in Africa for a number of obvious most notably poverty and hunger and the current Malaria and T.B epidemic. Access to HIV treatments are virtually non-existent and where thy do exist the only drugs available are deadly, toxic legacy treatments that have been shelved in the west decades ago.
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