NMS plans to wipe out HIV in Nairobi by 2030

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Nairobi Metropolitan Services health services Director Ouma Oluga. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS) has said it is on course to have a Nairobi free of HIV infections, stigma and AIDS-related deaths by 2030.

Currently, Nairobi has the highest burden of people living with HIV in Kenya with an estimated 167,446 residents living with the virus, 12,779 of them being children under 14 years, according to Kenya HIV Estimates Report, 2020.

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