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South Africa will begin rolling out a six-month HIV prevention drug in March 2026, supported by a $29 million grant for 456,000 high-risk people.
South Africa plans to roll out Lenacapavir, a long-acting HIV prevention drug offering six months of protection per dose, starting in March 2026.
The $29 million Global Fund grant will support 456,000 people over two years, targeting high-risk groups like adolescent girls, pregnant women, and key populations.
The drug, produced affordably through generics and partnerships, shows high efficacy in trials and is recommended by the WHO.
The rollout will focus on 23 high-incident districts using 360 clinics, with efforts underway to secure local manufacturing and integrate the drug into national financing.
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Sudáfrica comenzará a lanzar un medicamento de prevención del VIH de seis meses en marzo de 2026, respaldado por una subvención de 29 millones de dólares para 456,000 personas de alto riesgo.