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AIDS fight receives US financial support

    JOHANNESBURG

    Deputy US Global AIDS Coordinator Mark Dybul has announced an additional $20.5 million to help Zimbabwe tackle HIV/AIDS.

    During a recent visit to the Zimbabwe, Dybul noted achievements against the pandemic, including a reduction in HIV prevalence rates from 24.6 percent to 20.1 percent in the last two years.

    The new funding brings US support in Zimbabwe to some $54 million over the past three years.

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