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News & Past Events

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HIV, Infectious Diseases & Global Health Science of Implementation Conference (VISTA) 2026
Cape Town, SA | 21-23 September 2026

Registration Deadline:

Early Fee - 31 March 2026

Standard Fee - 14 July 2026

Late Fee - 15 July Forward

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2026-02

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ATLANTA, USA (Feb. 27, 2026) - The AHI(SA)2 international speaker series at Emory University welcomed Dr. Elona Toska  for a compelling talk titled, “What Does Precision HIV Programming for Adolescents and Young People in Africa Look Like?”

2026-01

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We curated a list of 2025 H2 publications from our members on the topics of HIV and implementation sciences.

2025-11

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CAPE TOWN, SA (Nov. 14, 2025) - The 2025 November AHISA2 meeting was successfully concluded at the Cullinan. Guest speakers included Dr Tawanda Makusha, Charne Petinger and Scarlett Bergam.

2025-11

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ATLANTA, USA (Nov. 5, 2025) - The AHI(SA)2 international speaker series at Emory University invited Dr Talitha Crowley and Charné Petinger to share insights on the evolving HIV Systems and adolescent empowerment in South Africa.

2025-06

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We curated a list of 2025 H1 publications from our members on the topics of HIV and implementation sciences.

2025-01

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JOHANNESBURG, SA (Jan. 31, 2025) – In our latest Guest Speaker Series, Prof. Lee Fairlie, Director of Maternal and Child Health at Wits RHI, shared key insights on delivering youth-sensitive services that drive better HIV outcomes and address common comorbidities. Her talk illuminated essential standards for youth-friendly care and offered practical strategies to boost service uptake in clinical settings.

2025-01

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JOHANNESBURG, SA (Jan. 31, 2025) – The 2025 January AHISA2 meeting was successfully concluded at Capital Empire Sandton.

2024-09

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CAPE TOWN, South Africa (Sep. 13, 2024) – SA AHISA2 Guest Speaker Series - Ms. Rizqah Dollie, visual anthropologist and founder of the Dollie House, shared her experience in co-creation and co-production with her academic partners in the making of the documentary film More than a Pill. The documentary depicted a series of stories, shedding light on how environments can help young women living with perinatal infections of HIV to thrive. 

2024-09

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CAPE TOWN, South Africa (Sep. 13, 2024) – The 2024 September AHISA2 meeting was successfully concluded at Southern Sub The Cullinan.

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