Despite threats to South Africa's HIV funding, the country remains at the table. Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi is attending a high-level UN HIV meeting in the US, where global leaders, health experts and civil society groups are gathering to assess progress and map the next phase of the fight against HIV and AIDS. 

Guest: Mercy Wanjiku, UNICEF youth voice

 

Despite threats to South Africa's HIV funding, the country remains at the table. Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi is attending a high-level UN HIV meeting in the US, where global leaders, health experts and civil society groups are gathering to assess progress and map the next phase of the fight against HIV and AIDS.&nbsp;
Guest: Mercy Wanjiku, UNICEF youth voice
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Despite threats to South Africa's HIV funding, the country remains at the table. Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi is attending a high-level UN HIV meeting in the US, where global leaders, health experts and civil society groups are gathering to assess progress and map the next phase of the fight against HIV and AIDS. 