US EditionUSAID losses in Africa leave funding gap that mining sector must step up to fill
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USAID losses in Africa leave funding gap that mining sector must step up to fill
Following early April’s extensive global media coverage on the Trump administration’s sweeping USAID budget cuts, the tangible impact for Africa has come into sharper relief in May. Entire funding streams are set to vanish in countries including Senegal, Guinea and Mauritania, while the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Ethiopia, Uganda and South Africa will be hit hardest in terms of lost aid volumes. As African and international NGOs cauti…
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