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A Six-Year Old’s Struggle in Accessing Cancer Treatment in South Africa

By: Hloni Manare and Benni Mudau Any parent would be left powerless at the sight of their child suffering from an unexplained illness. Hassan Tesfaye* and his wife, Aida*, Ethiopian asylum seekers who have been living in Pretoria, South Africa, for 16 years, were all too familiar with this sense Continue Reading

By Hloni, 3 weeks3 weeks ago

Advocacy Material

FACTSHEET | Trump administration’s foreign assistance stop-work and stop-funding order and the State Department’s partial waiver for PEPFAR are life-threatening

The January 28 waiver of the Stop-Work Order introduced on 24 January 2025 should be understood as a clear directive for all U.S. Global Health Foreign Aid recipients to immediately resume essential, life-saving humanitarian efforts. This includes providing medical supplies, services, food, and support for disease prevention and subsistence needs. Continue Reading

By Hloni, 1 month ago