The US will gradually reduce its financial support for the HIV response in Namibia
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Washington will provide Namibia with $45 million in fiscal year 2027 to ensure a "smooth transition," they detailed. The US will "plan and step up" its support for the HIV response in Namibia, in a context marked by cuts in the funding of President Donald Trump's administration and after this African country rejected some clauses of a medical agreement proposed by Washington.
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Washington will provide Namibia with $45 million in fiscal year 2027 to ensure a "smooth transition," they detailed.
according to ClarínThe US will "plan and step up" its support for the HIV response in Namibia, in a context marked by cuts in the funding of President Donald Trump's administration and after this African country rejected some clauses of a medical agreement proposed by Washington.
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