In hotspot areas such as Tandale, key and vulnerable populations are most at risk of HIV infection. The World Health Organization and others define key and vulnerable populations as adolescents and young women, sex workers, people who inject drugs, men who have sex with men, transgend

Mery faces a daily challenge — how not to join the 1,000 young women diagnosed with HIV each day. The Sauti Project in Tanzania is supporting her decision to stay healthy with prevention services and more.

Njombe Town, Tanzania—Sarafina Haule had just turned 20 when a short-lived “fling” with a traveling tree cutter left her pregnant and without support. The affair also left her with HIV.

Lilian Novati was dreading a return to the overcrowded maternity ward where she had given birth years ago. Imagine her surprise at finding not only a renovated ward, but better care, too.

Working in three high HIV-prevalence districts, Jhpiego and partners reach men and youth with an effective package of HIV prevention services that includes voluntary medical male circumcision.

Njombe, Tanzania—Tumpe Chaula, the mother of a 9-year-old daughter, noticed the tents down the street from the bar where she works. A team of community health workers were offering free health services there, including HIV counseling and testing and family planning, as well as screeni

Assistant Administrator for Global Health Dr. Ariel Pablo’s-Mendez visited Kiwangwa Dispensary and Bagamoyo in Bagamoyo District, Coast Region. Kiwangwa Dispensary is one of the 53 sites implementing the Pay for Performance (P4P) in Bagamoyo district out of 82 sites. In this district

While holding events to mark the 51 years of the revolution early this year, the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar launched of the first Neurosurgery Unit at the Mnazi Mmoja Referral Hospital in Zanzibar. The event was officiated by Zanzibar President and Chairperson of the Revolut

Although Tanzania’s HIV prevalence in the general population has gone down from 7% in 2004 to 5.1% in 2012, unfortunately, the achievements made in the general population have not translated into progress for all. Key and vulnerable populations ( sex workers, men who have sex with men

The USAID-flagship Maternal and Child Integrated Program (MCHIP) Voluntary Medica Male Circumcision (VMMC) Project led by Jhpiego, this week held its first end-of-program results-sharing event for Iringa and Njombe regions at Makambako Town. Hallmark MCHIP en-of-program events will be