Southern Africa: Government 'need to work harder on treatment scale-up'

Governments in southern Africa are still failing to honour their own commitments to scale up access to antiretroviral therapy despite the growing availability of international donor support to do so, according to a new report from the Southern Africa Treatment Access Movement (SATAMo). The Southern African Treatment Access Movement, a network of community-based activists in eleven countries, is calling on regional leaders to keep the promises they made towards provision of HIV treatment by committing the necessary resources.