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Africa Matters: Future of Aid

Many African countries are scrambling to fill the aid gaps after years of global development assistance shortfalls and recent cuts by the United States. In Nigeria, millions of children still haven’t received a single vaccine dose, and efforts to reach them appear to be falling short. Meanwhile, decades of conflict in Somalia damaged its health system, but the opening of the first pharmaceutical factory two years ago, is helping make medicines more accessible.