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Cash injection for rural HIV/AIDS

    JOHANNESBURG
    The Zambia National AIDS Network (ZNAN) has provided a cash injection to support organisations implementing HIV/AIDS programmes in rural areas. Sam Kapembwa, ZNAN's communications officer, said the network had set aside close to US $480,000 to help the various NGOs and community-based organisations (CBOs) scale up their HIV/AIDS interventions. He told a local newspaper, The Times of Zambia, that qualifying organisations were those currently providing home-based care, and working with orphans and vulnerable children, and high-risk groups. Support groups for people living with HIV/AIDS and private-sector organisations with AIDS intervention programmes are also among the groups eligible for funding.

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