After USAID: who will finance Africa’s healthcare future?

Exclusive: Africa aid cuts provide health ‘opportunity’

Governments across the continent relied heavily on USAID, Washington's development agency, to fund health programs before it was shuttered last year.

Africa's Resources, Africa's Future: What the Rentier State Model Could Offer the Continent

Biola Ngang | Africa Fellow Image sourced from Marlin Clark via Unsplash For decades, Africa's development has been shaped by external financing. Aid from Western governments, loans from multilateral institutions, and infrastructure agreements with international partners have contributed to real progress across the continent. These relationships have mattered, and in many cases, they have delivered results. But the withdrawal of USAID in 2025, w…

After USAID: who will finance Africa’s healthcare future?

Africa’s healthcare systems have historically relied on government funding, philanthropy and external development funding. But as governments