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U.S. Phasing Out HIV, Malaria Supply Program in Africa
4/4/2026
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Story summary
- The United States is changing how it delivers HIV and malaria supplies, risking disruption for millions.
- The Global Health Supply Chain Program delivered over $5 billion since 2016 and is being phased out.
- An internal email directs U.S. missions in 17 African countries and Haiti to end the program by May 30.
- The United States is exploring partnerships with the Global Fund to manage future procurement, but feasibility remains uncertain.
