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You are here: Home / News / AHF South Africa Marks World AIDS Day With Community-Led Action Across Three Provinces | SA News

AHF South Africa Marks World AIDS Day With Community-Led Action Across Three Provinces | SA News

25 December 2025 by Guest

As the world marked World AIDS Day on Monday, 1 December, AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) South Africa, in collaboration with provincial c, civil society partners, and community stakeholders, led a series of impactful events across KwaZulu-Natal, Gauteng, and the Eastern Cape. 

The 2025 commemorations placed a strong emphasis on men’s wellness, HIV prevention, community mobilisation, and the protection and empowerment of young people, says the AHF.

South Africa has the world’s largest HIV epidemic, with an estimated 7.8-million people living with HIV. New HIV infections remain highest among adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) and men, particularly those who present late for…

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