In Johannesburg, news of the closure of nonprofit clinics offering HIV services spread quickly among sex workers. With President Donald Trump’s announcement of aid cuts, 12 clinics providing free HIV treatment in South Africa were forced to shut down. This move affected over 63,000 people who were receiving care at these facilities. Additionally, up to 220,000 individuals encountered disruptions to their daily medication regimen for HIV, presenting a significant challenge to the nation’s healthcare system.
South Africa Struggles to Provide HIV Medication as US Aid Cuts Impact Most Vulnerable
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