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Africa: Aggressive Resource Mobilization Needed To Mitigate Aid Cut - Africa CDC
allAfrica, 1 April 2025
Senior officials of the Africa Centers for Disease Control are holding meetings in the U.S capital, Washington D.C., to discuss future collaboration between the U.S. government and… Read more »
'Aggressive Resource Mobilization Needed To Mitigate Aid Cut'
Senior officials of the Africa Centers for Disease Control are holding meetings in the U.S. capital, Washington D.C., to discuss future collaboration between the U.S. government and the continental health body in light of funding cuts by the administration of President Donald Trump.
African countries with a fifth of their assistance coming from USAID, including South Sudan, Somalia, Democratic Republic of Congo, and Liberia, will be particularly "exposed".
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