Three countries boost family planning funding in ‘powerful shift from dependency’ in Africa after aid cuts [The Guardian] ↳

New domestic spending in Kenya, Rwanda, and Ethiopia signals resilience, but the move also exposes how heavily the region relied on U.S. support, reports The Guardian. Governments are now filling emergency gaps rather than following planned transition timelines, raising questions about sustainability and equity.

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A stock of U.S.-bought birth control, meant for sub-Saharan Africa, goes bad in Belgium [NPR] ↳

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When Trump’s aid cuts robbed them of HIV drugs, these people died. Now the UK is poised to slash funding further [The Independent] ↳