Kizza Besigye’s Wife, Winnie Byanyima Warns 1.63 Million People Will Die of HIV Due to USA Aids Cut

Winnie Byanyima, the wife of opposition leader Kizza Besigye and the Executive Director of UNAIDS, has issued a stark warning that 1.63 million people could die from HIV-related complications due to the U.S. government’s decision to cut AIDS funding. Speaking out against the funding reduction, she emphasized that millions of lives, particularly in Africa, depend on continued access to life-saving antiretroviral (ARV) drugs.

Meanwhile, Acoli iTV has uncovered allegations of corruption within Uganda’s health sector, where ARV drugs are reportedly being hoarded and speculated upon by wealthy Ugandans and Africans. Reports suggest that some individuals are stockpiling these medications to sell at inflated prices or to create artificial shortages, putting vulnerable populations at even greater risk.

Activists and health experts have condemned both the funding cuts and the alleged corruption, warning that without urgent intervention, the HIV/AIDS crisis could spiral out of control. Byanyima has called on global donors, governments, and civil society to step up efforts to prevent this looming catastrophe. With millions of lives at stake, pressure is mounting on Ugandan authorities to crack down on ARV hoarding and ensure equitable distribution of medication to those who need it most.

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