THE National AIDS Council (NAC) has urged Parliament to support a broader domestic financing base for the HIV response as declining external funding puts pressu...
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Zimbabwe is expanding its HIV response beyond treatment, using systems developed through years of investment in HIV programmes to strengthen the management of n...
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UGANDAN parliamentarians are studying Zimbabwe's HIV and AIDS financing and coordination model, with particular interest in the AIDS Levy and the role of the Na...
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Comprehensive prevention programs including condom distribution, PrEP, and behavior change communication.
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Expanding access to antiretroviral therapy and improving retention in care across all provinces.
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Social Contracting uses domestic and public resources to support Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) that are better positioned to meet national health priorities
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Monitoring the epidemic and conducting research to inform policy and program decisions.
Learn MoreThe 7th Annual HIV Research Symposium is scheduled to take place on 19 October, 2026. This symposium serves as a national platform bringing together policy makers, researchers, program implementers, people living with HIV and related co-morbidities as well as community members. Its primary objective is to showcase evidence from research and programming that has potential to influence policy and programmes towards the goal of ending AIDS by 2030. THEME: �Sustaining HIV Epidemic Control Through Equitable, Zimbabwe-led Innovation and Resilience� For More Information: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf8h1tqf62Z2c0wd8rq75IrT7OU_O7yW8I1eDV1NdGA4fCSUw/viewform?usp=header.
View MoreThe Harare agricultural Show is to be held from 24 - 29 August 2026
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Highlights from the National AIDS Council Annual General Meeting discussing progress and future strategies.
NAC's continued support to Parirenyatwa Hospital Blood Bank and Renal Unit for improved healthcare services.
Highlights from the World AIDS Day commemorations with community engagement and awareness campaigns.
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