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Replying to @user5672172671901 This video is for educational purposes.   Why Mahama rejected the US AID from US health deal? While several African countries accepted new health agreements with the United States, Ghana under President John Dramani Mahama declined a proposed $109 million, five-year U.S. health agreement. Some of the African countries that signed agreements and the U.S. commitments included: Kenya — $1.6 billion, Nigeria — $2.1 billion, Uganda — $1.7 billion, Mozambique — $1.8 billion, Tanzania — $1.3 billion, Ethiopia — $1 billion, DR Congo — $900 million, Malawi — $792 million, Côte d’Ivoire — $487 million, Cameroon — $400 million, Lesotho — $232 million, Eswatini — $205 million, Rwanda — $157.8 million, Madagascar — $134 million, Burundi — $129 million, Sierra Leone — $129 million, Liberia — $124 million Niger — $107.4 million, Botswana — $106 million, Guinea — $91 million, Angola — $71 million, South Sudan — $146 million, Senegal — $63.1 million. According to President Mahama, Ghana had concerns about provisions requiring access to sensitive health information, including medical records and pathogen information. He also said Ghana would have to provide counterpart funding and that medicines and medical products supplied under the arrangement could be exempt from inspection by Ghana's Food and Drugs Authority. For Ghana, the issue was therefore not simply the amount of money on the table. The government considered the conditions attached to the proposed agreement before deciding not to proceed. Reuters separately reported that the proposed deal would have provided $109 million over five years and that sensitive health-data sharing was a central concern. #Ghana #Mahama #USAID #USGhana #HealthCare
Replying to @user5672172671901 This video is for educational purposes. Why Mahama rejected the US AID from US health deal? While several African countries accepted new health agreements with the United States, Ghana under President John Dramani Mahama declined a proposed $109 million, five-year U.S. health agreement. Some of the African countries that signed agreements and the U.S. commitments included: Kenya — $1.6 billion, Nigeria — $2.1 billion, Uganda — $1.7 billion, Mozambique — $1.8 billion, Tanzania — $1.3 billion, Ethiopia — $1 billion, DR Congo — $900 million, Malawi — $792 million, Côte d’Ivoire — $487 million, Cameroon — $400 million, Lesotho — $232 million, Eswatini — $205 million, Rwanda — $157.8 million, Madagascar — $134 million, Burundi — $129 million, Sierra Leone — $129 million, Liberia — $124 million Niger — $107.4 million, Botswana — $106 million, Guinea — $91 million, Angola — $71 million, South Sudan — $146 million, Senegal — $63.1 million. According to President Mahama, Ghana had concerns about provisions requiring access to sensitive health information, including medical records and pathogen information. He also said Ghana would have to provide counterpart funding and that medicines and medical products supplied under the arrangement could be exempt from inspection by Ghana's Food and Drugs Authority. For Ghana, the issue was therefore not simply the amount of money on the table. The government considered the conditions attached to the proposed agreement before deciding not to proceed. Reuters separately reported that the proposed deal would have provided $109 million over five years and that sensitive health-data sharing was a central concern. #Ghana #Mahama #USAID #USGhana #HealthCare

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