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- The U.S. government signed health agreements with nine African countries in 2025, signaling a shift in global health funding under U.S. President Donald Trump toward mutual benefits and reduced spending.
- Nigeria's agreement emphasizes Christian health care providers within the programs.
- Mozambique and Lesotho secured funding for health programs.
- Some countries involved have also agreed to accept third-country deportees, though the U.S. denies any link between these deals and health funding.
