As Oil Prices Fall, Angola May Cut HIV Funding, Risking Success Of Country’s HIV Prevention Efforts

Bloomberg News: Angola May Cut Funding for HIV Prevention as Oil Prices Fall
“Angola may spend less than half the money it did in 2013 to fight HIV next year as declining oil prices reduce revenue and donors scale back funding to Africa’s second-largest producer of the commodity…” (Soque/McClelland, 12/9).

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