Ghana rejects US health aid deal over data concerns
Ghana rejected a 109 million dollar US health deal over data privacy concerns. This move follows similar disputes in Zimbabwe and Kenya over aid terms.
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Ghana rejected a $109 million health aid agreement with the United States after negotiations over sensitive data sharing failed. The five-year deal collapsed after President John Dramani Mahama's government balked at terms requiring the transfer of citizen health data. This resistance threatens the White House's strategy to transition $20.6 billion in global health funding toward co-investment models.
