Africa's healthcare systems have historically relied on government funding, philanthropy, and external development funding. However, as governments face increasing fiscal constraints, questions arise about the sustainability of these funding sources. The article examines potential alternative financing models for Africa's healthcare future, particularly in light of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID)'s role. It explores who will step in to fill the gap and ensure continued healthcare financing across the continent.
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