"… kgroundMozambique is a large country situated on the southeastern coast of Africa. To the north lie Tanzania and Malawi; Zambia lies to the northwest; Zimba …"

"… lies to the northwest; Zimbabwe lies to the west; and Swaziland and South Africa lie to the south. Mozambique has a 1500 mile shoreline on the Indian Ocean …"

"… e won independence in 1975, a decade after most other European colonies in Africa had gained autonomy. Portuguese is the official language.From 1977 to 1992 …"

"… and the Mozambique National Resistance, a group of rebels funded by South Africa. Though a U.N.-negotiated ceasefire formally ended the fighting in 1992, t …"

"… to this report from Namibia. …"

"… countries: Angola and Zambia to the north, Botswana to the east and South Africa to the southeast. Except for Angola, all are designated "focus countries" …"

"… nitiative to combat AIDS abroad. Namibia was part of Germany's holdings in Africa until World War I, after which the League of Nations transferred control t …"

"… orld War I, after which the League of Nations transferred control to South Africa. In 1990, after decades of war and international pressure, South Africa re …"

"… undRwanda is a tiny country that lies in the Great Lakes region of eastern Africa. It borders two other "focus countries" receiving funds from PEPFAR, the P …"

"… rundi to the south.Rwanda is situated in a particularly war-torn region of Africa. Ongoing civil violence plagues the Democratic Republic of the Congo; the …"

"… t they need.The face of HIVRwanda is the most densely populated country in Africa. Though urban areas have higher HIV prevalence rates, new infection rates …"

"… ces to prevent mother-to-child transmission. …"

"… has a coast on the Gulf of Guinea.Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa, comprising one-sixth of the continent's population, and ninth in the worl …"

"… number of people living with HIV/AIDS in the world, behind India and South Africa. The first case of AIDS in Nigeria was diagnosed in 1986. HIV rates tend t …"

"… s on track to do that. …"

"… island of Zanzibar.Tanganyika was a German colony — part of German East Africa — from the late 19th century until the end of World War I, when a League …"

"… HIV epidemicAlthough it is one of the most politically stable countries in Africa, Tanzania is one of the poorest countries in the world. It ranks 162 out o …"

"… remote populations," Gehron said. "Tanzania is the largest country in East Africa and has a population of 40 million and very, very few roads. Eighty percen …"

"… ng to international organizations and their local partners. …"

"… local partners. …"

"… ntire southern tip of Africa. The 25th-largest country in the world, South Africa borders Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Swaziland, and it surr …"

"… e, Mozambique and Swaziland, and it surrounds the kingdom of Lesotho.South Africa has a diverse population and a rich yet controversial history. It was firs …"

"… re than 1 million people.  …"

"… rred to as the "Pearl of Africa" by Winston Churchill, Uganda lies in East Africa, bordered by Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Sudan, Tanzania …"

"… Program, created in 1986, was the first program of its kind in sub-Saharan Africa.In 1992, the government created the Uganda AIDS Commission to oversee the …"

"… lly the tide of the epidemic is turning." …"

"… ban and has more than 70 ethnic groups. Many of the groups speak Bantu, an African language, but the official language is English.Formerly known as Northern …"

"… years of independence, Zambia was one of the most prosperous countries in Africa, mainly due to its copper exports. But the copper market crashed in the mi …"

"… initiative to fight AIDS in 15 focus countries (Vietnam, as well as 14 in Africa and the Caribbean) and more than 100 other nations — awarded it more tha …"

"… communities.Abt is continuing more than two decades of consulting work in Africa under PEPFAR. Its past international development work on the continent has …"

"… initiative to fight AIDS in 15 focus countries (Vietnam, as well as 14 in Africa and the Caribbean) and more than 100 other nations. Through PEPFAR, AED wa …"

"… n 2005 for its programs in Botswana, Haiti, Kenya, Namibia, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Vietnam and Zambia.Background and PEPFAR programsAED was founde …"

"… ight have been targeted for a different group with that funding.) In South Africa, however, AED received funding for a condom program, but not for an AB pro …"