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The high price of US health aid

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By John Eligon , Rabecca Lungu
| The Star (Malaysia)
AN explosive public feud broke out recently between the United States and Zambia. The two nations were negotiating a deal to provide billions of dollars in US health funding, but the outgoing US ambassador publicly accused the Zambian government of graft and negotiating in bad faith – comments that the Trump administration is now distancing itself from.
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Why Ghana Is Evacuating Hundreds of Its Citizens From South Africa

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By John Eligon , Eden Harris , Zimasa Matiwane
| The New York Times
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Why Ghana Is Evacuating Hundreds of Its Citizens From South Africa Anti-immigrant protests have increased across South Africa, drawing forceful condemnation from several African leaders.
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Why Ghana Is Evacuating Hundreds of Its Citizens From South Africa

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By John Eligon , Eden Harris , Zimasa Matiwane
| Breaking One
JOHANNESBURG -- In an extraordinary move, Ghana on Wednesday chartered a flight to repatriate about 300 of its citizens living in South Africa, Ghanaian officials said. The mass repatriation came amid rising anti-immigrant protests in South Africa, where for nearly two decades the authorities have been troubled by violent anti-migrant attacks, mostly on Africans. Several African leaders have forcefully condemned such attacks, while South African government officials deny allegations of xenophobia.
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