Africa’s HIV epidemic
Inside Story asks if governments are failing Aids sufferers.
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| Prevention programmes in Africa have mostly failed to curb the epidemic [GALLO/GETTY] |
Millions of dollars are being spent on improving access to anti-retroviral drugs in South Africa, but controlling the spread of HIV in the country and elsewhere in Africa remains a struggle.
The prevention programmes have mostly failed to curb the epidemic.
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So where does the real problem lie?
Are governments failing Aids and HIV sufferers?
What can international health organisations deliver?
Is the spread of Aids outpacing treatment in Africa?
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This episode aired 26 June 2007
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Published On 27 Jun 2007