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U.S. cuts to global aid are impacting health programs in South Africa.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Jul 2
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U.S. cuts to global aid are impacting health programs in South Africa.

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Donald TrumpSouth Africa

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  1. South African research shaped global health policies, supported by NIH funding, but Linda-Gail Bekker's center is now facing funding cuts.Sub-event
  2. The administration considered funding research into minority crime issues within South Africa.Sub-event
  3. China offers alternative grants for HIV prevention programs in Africa as US health aid declines.Sub-event
  4. USAID funding cuts are leading to reduced HIV testing sales and business challenges for companies like Hologic in Africa and China.Sub-event
  5. Trump administration increases refugee admissions ceiling while South African officials respond to requests for comment.Sub-event
  6. U.S. aid cuts are affecting health programs in South Africa.1 source

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  • allafrica.com
  • tac.org.za
  • npr.org
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