
USAID Suspension Opens Doors for Uganda to Seek New Global Partners
The suspension of USAID funding has left Uganda vulnerable, opening doors for Russia and China to expand their influence. What does this mean for Uganda’s future?
The suspension of USAID funding has left Uganda vulnerable, opening doors for Russia and China to expand their influence. What does this mean for Uganda’s future?
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