An analysis suggests that planned reductions in U.S. health aid, which target programs aimed at combating the spread of deadly diseases, could exceed 50%. These reductions align with an administration initiative to encourage developing nations to increase their own spending on health programs.
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Analysis indicates potential reduction in U.S. health aid due to Trump's Africa deals
An analysis indicates that U.S. health aid aimed at combating deadly diseases may face reductions of more than 50% due to deals made by former President Trump in Africa. This move coincides with an administration effort to prompt developing nations to enhance their health spending.
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Trump’s deals in Africa could cut U.S. health aid by more than half, analysis shows
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Analysis indicates potential reduction in U.S. health aid due to Trump's Africa deals