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South Africa’s most vulnerable struggle to find HIV medication after US aid cuts

The $427 million aid cut forced closure of 12 clinics, disrupting daily HIV treatment for 220,000 people and pushing many to costly black-market drugs, experts warn of rising infections.

  • Sex workers and transgender people in South Africa are among the most vulnerable after U.S. aid cuts led to the shutdown of clinics dispensing HIV medication.
  • The South African government stated it will not allow the U.S. withdrawal of about $427 million to collapse its HIV program, the largest in the world.
  • A local resident expressed frustration at being denied treatment, needing a referral letter to access medication.
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The Philadelphia Tribune broke the news in Philadelphia, United States on Saturday, August 23, 2025.
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