UNAIDS NAMIBIA

Congratulations Ms. Geingos

Don’t miss the conversation at the Commission on the Status of Women. Be a part of the dialogue. Be part of the movement #CSW70 📅13 March 📍New York 11h30-12h25 webtv.un.org/en/asset/k1z/k…

The new UNAIDS Multi-Country Director for Botswana & Namibia, Dr. Kai Zhou, presented credentials to Hon. Dr. Phenyo Butale, Minister of International Relations, reaffirmed @UNAIDS unwavering commitment to support Botswana's HIV response to achieve the goal #EndingAIDS by 2030

The fight against HIV remains high on the global agenda, as President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah met with Ms. Winnie Byanyima, Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations and Executive Director of UNAIDS, to reaffirm shared priorities in the response. The discussions underscored the importance of sustaining momentum in the HIV response, ensuring a safe and responsible institutional transition for UNAIDS as part of ongoing UN reform efforts, and advancing the Accra Reset’s vision alongside Africa’s broader push toward health sovereignty.

Under the leadership of @MhssNamibia,the country is developing Part B of the HIV, Viral Hepatitis, TB and Malaria Roadmap.A two-day stakeholder consultation took place 4-5 December 2025.@UNNamibia#Sustainability

Traditional, Religious and Youth leaders gathered on the 2nd of December for a capacity strengthening session on GBV,HIV, Teenage pregnancy and Mental Health. Stong leaders=Resilient communities. @MhssNamibia @UNNamibia #TonataPLHIVnetwork #NETS #BishopKatenda

Communities lead the #HIVresponse, they are on the frontline! We stand with those driving resilience and real change! #ICASA2025 #LetCommunitiesLead

Congratulations to H.E. Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah on being named African Political Leader of the Year 2025, and to Hon. Dr. Esperance Luvindao for being honoured as African Public Health Champion of the Year 2025. Proud moment for Namibia’s leadership and public health! 🇳🇦✨

Legal protection is essential for survivors of digital GBV. No one should face retaliation or harm for seeking justice. #EndGBV

Insights from the UN@80 Open Door Forum echo loudly today, on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities: people are still facing barriers that limit their full participation. Let’s commit to removing these barriers together. #AccessibilityMatters #IDPD #LeaveNoOneBehind”

This #WorldAIDSDay, Namibia launched two major documents: · National Guidelines for preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV, Syphilis & Hepatitis B · Updated National Guidelines for Antiretroviral Therapy A big step toward stronger HIV prevention & treatment

On this #WorldAIDSDay, we stand with people living with HIV and remember the lives lost. Amidst unprecedented challenges, @UNAIDS continues to play a crucial role in the global AIDS response. Let us all recommit to global solidarity to sustain the hard-won progress and #endAIDS by 2030.

Science has made it possible for people living with HIV, including pregnant women, to live healthy lives and protect their babies from HIV.​ But sudden funding cuts in 2025 disrupted essential care.​ Swipe to see the impacts in Ghana and across Sub-Saharan Africa➡️​ Learn more:

WATCH | “Inequality between countries in access to medicines makes the world more vulnerable to pandemics. The reality is when only some countries can respond effectively to an outbreak, and others lack the means to do so, it makes everyone across the world more vulnerable. Inequality is good for nobody” - Monica Geingos @KalondoMonica: Chairperson of the One Economy Foundation and former First Lady of Namibia, speaking at the Global Council on inequality, AIDS, and pandemics report launch. Watch here: ow.ly/VZkU50XlEAX #InequalityPandemic #GlobalCouncilReport #EndInequality

Symptoms of #BreastCancer can include: ⚡️ A lump or thickening, often without pain ⚡️ Change in size, shape or appearance of the breast ⚡️ Dimpling, redness, pitting, other changes in the skin ⚡️ Change in nipple appearance ⚡️ Abnormal or bloody fluid from the nipple

Without a story there is no HIV advocacy. And without HIV data there is no story. In 2025 @dfat supported our critical work to help #AsiaPacific countries understand their epidemics. These are a few of this year's international stories on Fiji's HIV outbreak which use data to shine a light and inspire action. @Telegraph➡️bit.ly/3Jnarxk @abcnews➡️bit.ly/47hcJGc @BBC➡️bit.ly/47nbmWH @nytimes➡️bit.ly/4o8jBwW

Major new report launch event coming on 3rd November, Joburg & worldwide. Mail&Guardian: The Global Council on Inequality, AIDS and Pandemics to host a livestream with leaders on a new report on the impact of Inequality on Pandemics. mg.co.za/partner-conten…

1/ At the #UNSCR1325 Silver Commemoration, President Nandi-Ndaitwah joined UNRC @hphororo for a Fireside Chat on leading for peace, the power of political will & the path beyond.“There’s no political will without commitment & action.” “A true leader listens & builds trust.” 🔥

UNAIDS Executive Director @Winnie_Byanyima urged parliamentarians, from global north and south, to use their legislative, budgetary, and representative power to drive progress in global health and protect human rights— especially for people living with or at risk of HIV. #WHS2025

UNAIDS applauds Germany’s announcement of €1 billion for the @GlobalFund at #WHS2025 — a strong reaffirmation of the country’s leadership and commitment to global health and to ending AIDS. Danke @BMZ_Bund 🇩🇪