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Nelson Chamisa pledges to revamp Zimbabwe’s collapsing healthcare system, addressing resource shortages linked to premature deaths. His comments followed appeals by minister Tinoda Machakaire for urgent action, with proposals for …
Chamisa Vows to Overhaul Zimbabwe’s Deteriorating Healthcare System Read More
Finance Minister Carla Louveira of Mozambique discussed the implications of the U.S. suspension of foreign aid on the health sector during a meeting with Ambassador Peter Vrooman. She stressed the …
Mozambique’s Finance Minister Addresses U.S. Aid Suspension Impact on Health Sector Read More
Anna Dixon, MP for Shipley, joined a parliamentary visit to Zimbabwe to observe the impact of UK overseas aid. The five-day trip included visits to various UK-funded projects, focusing on …
MP Anna Dixon Participates in February Delegation to Zimbabwe Read More
Caribbean leaders oppose proposed U.S. travel bans, seeking clarity from the Trump administration. Countries targeted include Dominica, Antigua, and others, raising concerns about impacts on citizens and diplomatic relations. As …
Caribbean Leaders Challenge Proposed U.S. Travel Bans and Seek Clarity Read More
This article evaluates the complicated diplomatic relationship between Jamaica, the U.S., and Cuba, focusing on U.S. visa restrictions for officials involved in Cuban medical missions. It highlights the historical context …
Diplomatic Dilemmas: US Visa Threats and Cuban Doctors in Jamaica Read More
A US$522 million aid cut from the US to Zimbabwe signifies potential severe impacts on the health sector. Health advocates urge improved management of domestic health revenue and accountability for …
US Aid Reduction to Zimbabwe Sparks Concerns in Health Sector Read More
The Zimbabwean government plans to take control of the health sector due to public hospital challenges linked to a USAID funding freeze ordered by President Trump. Health Minister Douglas Mombeshora …
Zimbabwe Government Plans Health Sector Takeover Amid USAID Funding Freeze Read More
Dr. Keith Rowley, PM of Trinidad and Tobago, rejects U.S. accusations against Cuban medical missions as human trafficking and declares readiness to forego U.S. travel to protect national sovereignty. Caribbean …
Trinidad PM Rejects US Visa Threats, Upholds Sovereignty Against Accusations Read More
The U.S.-Africa Policy Working Group’s first meeting of the 119th Congress addressed the worsening humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, particularly the impact of the M23 militia. …
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar Leads U.S.-Africa Policy Group Meeting on DRC Crisis Read More
This article explores significant developments relevant to LGBTQ+ rights and identities worldwide, touching on intersex individuals in Kenya, U.S. Supreme Court decisions on foreign aid, restrictions on Pride events in …
Recent Developments in Global LGBTQ+ Rights and Advocacy Read More