Alarming drop in HIV testing, COVID-19 pushed increase in infections
Scientists, NGOs and policymakers are gathering in Durban at the 11th SA Aids Conference which
Mashatile convenes SANAC Plenary meeting in his capacity as Deputy President
Newly appointed Deputy President Paul Mashatile carried out his first official duty at the Union
HIV: SANAC notes the importance of receiving PrEP on time
South African policies and programs designed to mitigate the spread of HIV are enormously
“Welcome Back Campaign” launched to help HIV positive people with treatment
Government wants to get more HIV positive people on treatment now to improve the outcomes of the
HIV, TB and COVID-19 screening should be integrated
The South African National AIDS Council wants HIV and TB screening to be incorporated into the
SANAC calls for protection of LGBTQI+ community
The South African National AIDS Council (SANAC) is concerned about hate crimes against the LGBTIQ+
Lessons can still be drawn from discontinued HIV vaccine trial: Sanac
Sanac has expressed disappointment with the suspension of the HIV vaccine trial in South Africa.
World AIDS Day: SA making progress to meet UN targets
The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) says it will push the government to initiate the outstanding
SANAC continues to seek decriminalisation of sex work
The South African National AIDS Council (SANAC) says it is encouraged by government’s efforts on the
Men should play more proactive role in curbing HIV infections: Sanac
Sanac says It has also shown that men, contribute to the high number of HIV infections in young
HIV, TB and STIs slowing down in SA: Mabuza
SANAC has held its extended plenary session in Polokwane, Limpopo, to prepare for the international
Mabuza commends efforts made by National Aids Council
Deputy President David Mabuza has commended the efforts being made by the National Aids Council and
Mabuza, Sanac to discuss key HIV-TB programmes
The South African National AIDS Council (Sanac) says it will be meeting with newly-appointed Deputy
TAC pledges to hold political leaders accountable for public ‘health crisis’
South Africa’s public healthcare system continues to be in crisis and political leaders will be held