Ahead of the Global Fund’s 7th Replenishment Conference in New York on 19-21 September 2022, the South African National AIDS Council (SANAC) in collaboration with the SANAC Civil Society Forum (CSF) and Global Fund Ambassadors Network (GFAN) will hold a 2-day High-Level Meeting with members of the CSF Women’s Sector, The Presidency and the National […]
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Civil Society Forum calls for inclusive NSP emphasising intersectoral and multisectoral approaches
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Jul
Jul
The South African National Aids Council Civil Society Forum has declared the 5th Generation National Strategic Plan on HIV, TB & STI’s 2023-2028 a people and community centred NSP anchored on shared accountability, shared responsibility and shared leadership to ending inequalities and Getting on Track to End AIDS by 2030. This follows a two-day Civil […]
09
Jul
Jul
Deaths of 8 initiates in the Eastern Cape, since the beginning of the initiation season on 17 June 2022, could have been prevented if all actors involved – communities, traditional leaders, traditional health practitioners and government worked together to implement measures that protect young men throughout the initiation process, says the South African National Council’s […]
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Beyond talk, there must be action – SANAC Civil Society Forum on Eastern Cape youth deaths
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Jul
Jul
The South African National Aids Council’s Civil Society Forum (SANAC CSF) is calling for a multi sectoral, multi-stakeholder, coordinated, and intersectional action by all role players in South Africa to holistically address challenges faced by young people in the country. This follows the deaths of over 20 young people at Nyobeni Tavern in East London […]
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Feb
Feb
On 23 February 2021, the interim leadership of the SANAC Law & Human Rights Sector will be relaunched to breath life into this important sector. The SANAC Law & Human Rights Sector has been existing in name with no structures in place. “After a long process to get the sector to be functional, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
09
Feb
Feb
It’s rather appalling that the government’s oversight in procuring the first batch
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