On a warm evening in Johannesburg, the news spread rapidly among sex workers: several nonprofit clinics offering free HIV services were set to close within 24 hours due to President Donald Trump’s announcement of US foreign aid reductions. The cuts left vulnerable populations in South Africa struggling to access essential HIV medication. The sudden closure of these clinics caused widespread concern and fear among those who relied on them for their healthcare needs. Without access to these critical services, many people faced the prospect of not receiving life-saving medication.
South Africa’s Most Vulnerable Struggle to Access HIV Medication After US Aid Cuts
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