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Aid cuts could push 5.7 million Africans into poverty by 2026, Mahama warns at World Health Assembly

May 18, 2026 2 Min Read
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President John Dramani Mahama has issued a stark warning in regards to the world influence of US improvement assist cuts, warning that hundreds of thousands of Africans could possibly be pushed into poverty if tendencies proceed.

Mahama informed delegates on the 79th World Well being Meeting in Geneva that he estimates that the suspension of USAID assist to Africa may push some 5.7 million folks into poverty by the tip of 2026.

“It’s estimated that roughly 5.7 million Africans could possibly be pushed into poverty by the tip of 2026 on account of the direct influence of those assist suspensions,” he mentioned.

He additionally pointed to projections that as much as 9 million preventable deaths may happen by 2030 on account of shifting world well being financing priorities, and warned that the long-term results could possibly be much more extreme.

“We’ve been informed that these modifications may end in 9 million preventable deaths by 2030,” he revealed.

The President has advocated for a realignment of world well being financing fashions and is urging strikes to strengthen home well being programs throughout Africa to cut back vulnerability to exterior financing shocks.

In the meantime, Mr. Mahama identified that Ghana misplaced about $78 million because of the US determination to droop assist to some African international locations.

See also  World Bank document shows 27 countries seek to secure access to crisis finance

He used the platform of the 79th World Well being Meeting to name for a significant overhaul of the worldwide well being financing system, warning that Africa may now not depend on what he known as an outdated mannequin of donor dependence.

Associated article: Mahama requires Africa’s ‘well being sovereignty’ as world assist declines

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