NTHANGE, Kenya (RNS) — An HIV-positive Pentecostal church pastor last week married an HIV-negative woman — a union through which they hope to usher in a new era of tolerance and empathy for ...

In Kenya there are 1.4 million people living with HIV, and of those 1.3 million are on treatment. This means there are 100,000 people not receiving treatment; a number similar to the total of ...

Countries like Kenya are redoubling their efforts to meet ambitious global goals to eliminate pediatric HIV/AIDS. As they develop plans for continuity of care in future health crises, hearing directly ...

Rashid Hassan Mohammed began using drugs when he was 15, after fleeing an abusive home in the Kenyan coastal city of Mombasa and joining a street gang that robbed and stole to buy heroin.

Kenya, for example, only pays for 2 percent of their more than $500 million AIDS budget. Informally, the Kenyan government has indicated they will make it a policy to treat discordant couples.

Kenya’s HIV and AIDS Control Act criminalizes compulsory testing and upholds the right to privacy of HIV status results. But despite the ban, some churches, ...

An affiliate of the Johns Hopkins University will lead a $24 million effort to improve HIV/AIDS prevention and health care in Kenya.<@SM><@SM><TAB>JHPIEGO received a three-year, $24-million grant ...

As a country struggling from debt distress that stands at Sh11.35 trillion, Kenya will struggle to replace American health ...

Protesters hold placards during a demonstration over shortages of anti-retroviral (ARV) medicines, organized by people living with HIV or AIDS, sex-workers, members of the LGBT community, and ...

Kenya is set to be the first African country to introduce better HIV treatment for people living with the disease that causes AIDS. In partnership with the Kenyan government, UNITAID and the World ...

Reuters. Alice Okwirry, 50, a widow living with HIV/AIDS, sits inside her house in Kianda village within Kibera district of Nairobi, Kenya February 28, 2025.

A massive HIV test-and-treat study is underway in Kenya and Uganda. Migratory men in the fishing industry there have been hit especially hard, and researchers are trying creative ways to encourage ...