Zimbabwe has been chosen as one of only ten nations worldwide to introduce lenacapavir, a groundbreaking new form of HIV prevention that requires administration just twice a year. “Zimbabwe has made enormous progress in HIV treatment and prevention, but challenges remain, particularly with adherence to daily regimens. Medical experts say the injection could transform HIV prevention efforts in sub-Saharan Africa, a region that continues to carry the world’s heaviest HIV burden. Zimbabwe Among 10 Countries Selected to Roll Out Six-Month HIV Prevention Injection“The evidence so far is staggering,” said one Harare-based clinician. Lenacapavir, health officials believe, could address those weaknesses by offering a solution that is easier to manage and less vulnerable to human error.