Kenya has achieved a remarkable nearly 80% reduction in new HIV infections since 2010, positioning it among a select group of global leaders in the fight against AIDS.

• An estimated 80% decline in new HIV infections, from about 70,000 in 2010 to 13,936 in 2025.
• The progress was detailed in a special report by UNAIDS, released ahead of the 26th International AIDS Conference.
• Despite national success, new infections remain concentrated in specific urban centers and counties around the Lake Victoria region, and global funding cuts pose a threat to sustained progress.