AIDS in Africa

S. African Ex-Official Apologizes (Post, May 10, 2006) S. African Ex-Official Says His Accuser Initiated Liaison (Post, April 4, 2006) S. Africans Rally Behind Embattled Politician: As Trial of Ex-Deputy President Opens, Supporters See Rape Charge as Part of Conspiracy (Post, February 14, 2006) South Africa's Former Deputy Leader Faces Rape Charges: With Corruption Case Pending, Zuma's Career Seen at an End (Post, December 7, 2005) Soweto Takes Pride in Its New Wheels: In S. African Township Known for Apartheid Fight, Car Show Reflects Economic Mobility (Post, December 1, 2005) Number of People With HIV Doubled in Past Decade, U.N. Finds (Post, November 22, 2005) Africa's TB Crisis May Spur AIDS Treatment: Cape Town Plan Promotes Test, 'Twins' Approach (Post, September 26, 2005) Nigeria Picks Up The Pace in War Against Polio: Two-Year Delay Let Disease Spread (Post, August 24, 2005) Zimbabwe Police Raze Poor Towns In Rampage: Government Says Homes Being Destroyed Are Illegal (Post, June 5, 2005) In Rural Zimbabwe, AIDS Still Means Death: Politics and Poverty Deprive Many of Relief as New Drugs Stem Disease Across Africa (Post, April 20, 2005) Portraits of Anywhere but Home: South Africa Caters to Filming 'Foreign' Scenes as Local Industry Founders (Post, February 27, 2005) In S. Africa, Stigma Magnifies Pain of AIDS: Many Still See Disease as Fatal, Shameful (Post, January 14, 2005) Mandela Says AIDS Led to Death of Son: Health Activists Praise Ex-President's Openness (Post, January 7, 2005) South Africa's Mbeki at Once President and Pundit (Post, December 24, 2004) Dose of Prevention Where HIV Thrives: Nigeria Brothel Is Test Site for New Pill (Post, December 22, 2004) In Nigeria, Talking Up Two Drops of Vaccine: Polio Eradication Efforts Get Back on Track After Hostility to Treatment Reignited Disease (Post, November 25, 2004) S. Africans Shun a Remedy for AIDS: Many Prefer Potions Over Anti-Retrovirals and Feared Side Effects (Post, October 21, 2004) Push Against Polio Launched in Africa: Workers Hope to Vaccinate 80 Million (Post, October 8, 2004) A Brutal Sexual Assault Galvanizes Swazi Women: Activists Behind Rare Protest March in Kingdom Link Men's Attitudes, World's Highest HIV Rate (Post, October 4, 2004) In Postwar Era, Angolans Now Face Threat Of HIV-AIDS (Post, September 19, 2004) Southern Africa in Crisis, U.N. Envoy Warns (Post, June 23, 2004) Long-Sought HIV Drug Saving Thousands of S. African Babies (Post, June 9, 2004) Mbeki Retains Health Minister (Post, April 29, 2004)