U.S. to halt Namibia HIV funding after two decades
The Trump administration will end $45 million in annual support for Namibia's HIV response program, with the final payment scheduled for fiscal year 2027. The U.S. will transition to a technical cooperation model instead. The decision was announced in a joint statement from Namibia's government and the U.S.
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The cessation of the $45 million annual allocation marks the end of a two-decade-long financial partnership. The final disbursement is slated for the 2027 fiscal year, providing a defined timeline for the phase-out
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