News24 | 'Show trust in our continent': Motsoaledi blasts African leaders seeking treatment abroad

News24 | 'Show trust in our continent': Motsoaledi blasts African leaders seeking treatment abroad

Amid calls for African leaders to prioritise African pharmaceutical manufacturers, Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi has slammed heads of state who seek medical help abroad.

Africa’s healthcare funding crisis: 3 strategies to manage deadly diseases

The increasing trend of reducing foreign aid to Africa is forcing the continent to reassess its approach to healthcare delivery. African countries face a major challenge of dealing with high rates of communicable diseases, such as malaria and HIV/Aids, and rising levels of non-communicable diseases. But the continent’s health systems don’t have the resources to provide accessible and affordable healthcare to address these challenges. Historicall…

Africa needs innovative financing solutions to prevent health systems from collapsing, say experts

The NewsAfrican health care leaders said innovative financing solutions will be essential to prevent the collapse of health systems on the continent, with the departure of donor aid funding creating a more important role for startups and public-private investments.The abrupt withdrawal of USAID funding earlier this year, following a trend of cutbacks from other Western nations, has left a nearly $12 billion shortfall in financing critical servic…

The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that progress toward malaria eradication is at risk due to funding cuts to malaria programs by the United States, which […]

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The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that advances in malaria eradication are at risk due to funding cuts to malaria programs by the United States, which in the last decade contributed 37 percent of the economic amount to these initiatives.The global health agency has pointed out that, in 2023 alone, 600,000 people died from malaria, 95 percent of them in the WHO Africa Region.