AHF Africa

11/06/2026

A smarter, catalytic financing model like The Pandemic Fund’s is working.

As Ebola and other outbreaks remind us, preparedness cannot begin when a crisis is already underway. Sustained investment in health systems, surveillance, laboratories, and communities is essential to preventing local outbreaks from becoming global emergencies. Read more in this Foreign Policy piece co-authored by AHF's Loretta Wong.

Civil society leaders on why preparedness financing must be sustained, smarter, and rooted in communities

11/06/2026

11/06/2026

A stable global economy depends on sustainable debt for developing countries.

Many developing countries pay two to ten times higher interest rates than wealthier nations while also losing billions of dollars that flow out each year through debt servicing and financial leakage, often back into wealthy countries.

This weakens health systems, slows development, and increases global risk.
Leaders in the U.S. and Europe can help lead meaningful reform.
Our Freedom from Debt campaign calls for:
✔ Implement a Borrowers’ Forum to strengthen the Global South’s negotiating power
✔ Ensure debt pauses during public health emergencies or climate disasters
✔ Back a global AI solidarity levy on AI firms’ capital investments and revenues

Unsustainable debt is a human rights issue. A fairer, more balanced system benefits everyone.

10/06/2026

Finding a supportive community helps turn challenges into shared strength and resilience.
Find your Tribe. Share, Support, and Grow together.

10/06/2026

🌍 The global debt crisis is holding back progress—and wealthy countries have a key role in fixing it.

📅 Today...
🔹 3.4 billion people live in countries that spend more on debt than on health or education.
🔹 Developing nations pay two to ten times higher interest rates than wealthy nations.
🔹 Poorer countries send about $3 trillion a year to richer ones through debt payments, high interest, and resource tax loopholes.

📢 Under the Freedom from Debt campaign, there is a clear path forward:
✔️ A Borrowers’ Forum to strengthen negotiating power for the Global South
✔️ Automatic debt pauses during public health and climate crises
✔️ A 1% AI solidarity levy to fund debt relief and essential services

🤝 The chance for sustainable growth worldwide depends on a fairer system.

10/06/2026

The global debt crisis is holding back progress and wealthy countries have a key role in fixing it.

Today...
- 3.4 billion people live in countries that spend more on debt than on health or education.
- Developing nations pay two to ten times higher interest rates than wealthy nations.
- Poorer countries send about $3 trillion a year to richer ones through debt payments, high interest, and resource tax loopholes.

Under the Freedom from Debt campaign, there is a clear path forward:

✔A Borrowers’ Forum to strengthen negotiating power for the Global South
✔ Automatic debt pauses during public health and climate crises
✔ A 1% AI solidarity levy to fund debt relief and essential services

The chance for sustainable growth worldwide depends on a fairer system.

09/06/2026

Movement is more than fitness; it’s part of your healing.
Regular physical activity boosts your mood, strengthens your body, and supports your overall well-being on your journey.

You don’t have to do it all, just start, stay consistent, and keep going

Make time to move, your health is worth it.

09/06/2026

Today, we celebrate the incredible resilience of long-term HIV survivors.
Their journeys are more than survival; they’re stories of courage, hope, and trailblazing change

Because of them, the path is brighter, the voices louder, and the future stronger.

Honour their strength, share, celebrate, and amplify their stories.

03/06/2026

Every new month is a chance to honor your journey, celebrate your resilience, prioritize your health, and nurture your spirit. Living with HIV is a reminder of your strength and your capacity to thrive.

Let this month be about care, courage, and choosing yourself every day.

31/05/2026

Stress can affect your immune system and overall well-being, especially for people living with or at risk of HIV.
Take small daily steps like deep breathing, mindfulness, or a short walk to care for your mind and body.