On a warm evening in Johannesburg, the news spread rapidly among sex workers that nonprofit clinics providing free HIV services would close within 24 hours, following President Donald Trump’s announcement of U.S. aid cuts. South Africa, with the highest number of people living with HIV globally, faces a challenging situation as experts predict a surge in new infections and deaths without restored or alternative aid measures. The vulnerable population fears the impact of these cuts on their access to life-saving medication.
South Africans in Vulnerable Situation Struggle to Access HIV Medication After U.S. Foreign Aid Cuts
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