Opinion | U.S. cut aid to Africa. The continent proved resilient.

The Washington Post·Apr 4

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The US cut aid to Africa, but the continent has shown resilience in the aftermath. However, the impact of the aid cuts is complex, with some areas, such as healthcare, experiencing significant challenges, including funding gaps and shortages of essential medications. China has increased its aid to Africa, potentially filling some of the gaps left by the US cuts.

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Opinion | U.S. cut aid to Africa. The continent proved resilient.

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