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Lenacapavir rollout: US-South Africa collaboration strengthens fight against HIV | SA News

11 April 2026 by Guest

The United States Mission to South Africa has hailed the arrival of the anti-HIV injection, Lenacapavir, as a testament to the power of international collaboration.

The Mission welcomed nearly 38,000 doses of the drug commonly referred to as “Len”praising American innovation for its role in advancing global public health.

The National Department of Health has already described the long-acting injection as a “game-changer” in the country’s fight against the epidemic.

The first shipment arrived in South Africa last week, with a national roll-out plan expected to be announced soon. Unlike traditional daily medication, Lenacapavir is administered just twice a year to HIV-negative…

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