US Health Deals in Africa Raise Questions Over Data, Minerals, and Sovereignty
New bilateral agreements shift aid strategy and draw mixed reactions across the continent The United States has introduced a new approach to global health cooperation through bilateral agreements with African countries. These deals, often structured as memorandums of understanding, replace or reshape earlier multilateral programs such as PEPFAR. The agreements focus on five-year partnerships that … Continue reading US Health Deals in Africa Raise Questions Over Data, Minerals, and Sovereignty