08 Apr Nigeria’s Proactive Response to USAID Funding Freeze: A Model for Sustainable Health Financing.

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In February 2025, Nigerian officials launched a multi-ministerial committee tasked with developing a transition and sustainability plan for health programs previously supported by USAID. This committee, comprising representatives from the ministries of finance, health, and environment, aims to secure new financial support and safeguard patients...

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25 Mar The Role of the African Union in Sustained Domestic Financing for Health:

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The adoption of the AU Roadmap to 2030 & Beyond signals a new era in Africa’s health financing agenda. However, the work is far from over. It is now up to governments, policymakers, and advocates to translate commitments into tangible investments. Africa REACH invites you to...

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18 Mar Best Practices in Domestic Resource Mobilisation: How Botswana Leverages its Natural Wealth for Health

Posted at 12:36h in General

When we talk about health financing in Africa, the conversation often centres on external funding. While international investment plays a significant role, there are powerful examples of how African nations are mobilising domestic resources to build sustainable health systems. Take the Republic of Botswana for example: Through...

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18 Mar There has never been a more urgent time for Domestic Resource Mobilisation than now!

Posted at 12:11h in General

The recent US funding freeze has revealed a critical gap in Africa’s HIV response- a gap that cannot be ignored any longer. An article by award-winning journalist and Africa REACH Leadership Council Member, Leon Lidigu, highlights how Nairobi is grappling with a condom shortage that...

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