Over three hundred public health care facilities in South Africa have been identified to administer the new anti-HIV injection - Lenacapavir. The drug was officially rolled out in the Mpumalanga province, last Friday. South Africa is one of the nine countries in sub-Saharan Africa to have secured access to the drug.  The launch was attended by senior government officials, health care practioners, HIV/AIDS activist and academics amongst others. Peter Ndoro spoke to South Africa Health Minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi

<p>Over three hundred public health care facilities in South Africa have been identified to administer the new anti-HIV injection - Lenacapavir. The drug was officially rolled out in the Mpumalanga province, last Friday. South Africa is one of the nine countries in sub-Saharan Africa to have secured access to the drug. &nbsp;The launch was attended by senior government officials, health care practioners, HIV/AIDS activist and academics amongst others. Peter Ndoro spoke to South Africa Health Minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi</p>