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African Governments Question Terms of New U.S. Health Aid Deals

African Governments Question Terms of New U.S. Health Aid Deals

A new U.S. approach to global health assistance is drawing scrutiny from several African governments over data access, domestic spending commitments, and links to broader strategic interests. A New Model for U.S. Health Assistance Several African governments are raising concerns over new U.S. health aid agreements advanced by the Trump

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Somalia Peacekeeping Mission at Risk as U.S. Blocks UN Support Lifeline

Somalia Peacekeeping Mission at Risk as U.S. Blocks UN Support Lifeline

Washington’s decision could reshape the future of African-led security operations The future of Somalia’s African Union peacekeeping mission has been thrown into uncertainty after the United States said it would no longer support United Nations logistical assistance to the mission beyond the end of 2026, raising concerns that one of

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America’s Retreat on LGBTQ Rights in Africa Raises Questions About Moral Leadership and Diplomacy

America’s Retreat on LGBTQ Rights in Africa Raises Questions About Moral Leadership and Diplomacy

The United States has long wielded more than military, economic, and technological power. It has also exercised moral influence, using diplomacy and foreign policy to advocate for human rights and shape international norms. That approach appears to be changing. According to reporting by The Wall Street Journal, the Trump administration

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Ecobank Launches World's First Commercial Bank-Issued Nature Bond

Ecobank Launches World’s First Commercial Bank-Issued Nature Bond, Mobilizing $450 Million to Protect Africa’s Natural Ecosystems

LONDON — In a landmark development for sustainable finance, Ecobank Group has launched what it describes as the world’s first International Capital Market Association (ICMA)-aligned Nature Bond issued by a commercial bank, raising $450 million to support biodiversity protection, sustainable agriculture, and water infrastructure across Africa. The bond, listed on

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WHO Chief Flies Into Ebola Epicenter as Congo Faces Dangerous Collision of Disease, Conflict, and Global Health Fragmentation

WHO Chief Flies Into Ebola Epicenter as Congo Faces Dangerous Collision of Disease, Conflict, and Global Health Fragmentation

KINSHASA, Democratic Republic of the Congo — A fast-moving Ebola outbreak is spreading across eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo and into neighboring countries. World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has traveled to the epicenter with a stark message: the epidemic can still be stopped, but the window to

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