ABUJA, NIGERIA, 14th January 2025: The Nigeria Key Population Health and Rights Network (NKPHRN) has announced a successful and harmonious transition of leadership, following a duly constituted process concluded on
ACCRA, Ghana December 4, 2025 In a powerful display of national unity and shared responsibility, the Ghana Key and Vulnerable Populations officially launched a unified platform known as “Voice for
On 17 September 2025, nearly 370 civil society leaders, community advocates, and partners from across Africa joined an emergency webinar organized by the COMPASS Coalition, EANNASO, and the Key Populations Transnational Collaboration (KP-TNC),
Find the full report here On Friday, September 12, 2025, civil society organizations launched a new report, “Community Engagement in Global Fund Reprioritization: Findings from a Rapid, Independent, Civil Society-Led
Statement to the Global Fund Board During the event of the 52nd Board meeting, Lilongwe, Malawi 18th to 22nd November 2024 1. About KP-TNC The Key Population Transnational Collaboration (KP-TNC),
Statement of Solidarity with the Nigerian Key Population Community on the Murder of their Leader, Christopher Ikpu Terfa: A Call for unity, solidarity, and government protection 6 August 2024
KP-TNC is a regional umbrella body that unites National Key Population Consortia, Secretariats and Forums from Eastern, Southern and Western Africa to advocate for quality health and HIV programming for key populations.
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