More than a quarter of a century since the Centres for Disease Control (CDC) reported the first case of AIDS, much is still to be done in attempts to control the extensive impact of the epidemic. As the continent most profoundly effected by the spread of HIV, Africa is only now realising the extent to which HIV & AIDS are having an impact, specifically with regards to the biological, psychological and social well-being of its people, within economic and food security, and in areas of government action, policy development and funding. It is essential for Governments, businesses, academia and policy makers associated with the African continent, in both public and private domains, to have up to date, comprehensive and pertinent information regarding the state of the continent.

“HIV & AIDS in Africa”, as a branch of Consultancy Africa Intelligence, offers a service which will prove invaluable, in that it publishes a number of subscription-based reports, which provide regular updates on the movements related to all aspects of the HIV & AIDS epidemic. Topics include, but are not limmited to, treatment, prevention, policy, government decisions, funding, prevelance rates, gender issues, care and support. An assortment of current, up to date statistics, spanning across all aspects of the HIV & AIDS epidemic in Africa, are made available every month. In additon to the subscription-based reports, the unit also publshes a free monthly newsletter and ad hoc products focusing on a variety of different topics associated to the HIV & AIDS epidemic in Africa. Ad-hoc reports written on a consultancy basis, aimed at meeting the specific needs of the client, are also available on request.