US aid cuts uproot Uganda’s emerging 'miracle tree' market
A USAID-backed moringa project in Uganda offered rural farmers modest payments and a rare path toward stability. Then the funding stopped for good.
Photo Credit: Nakizanze Segawa
‘No more food’: In northern Nigeria, US funding cuts bite for aid groups [Al Jazeera] ↳
In northern Nigeria, organizations like the World Food Programme are scaling back aid or completely halting operations, Al Jazeera reports.
From food aid to dog chow? How Trump's cuts hurt Kansas farmers [NYT] ↳
In the U.S. heartland, The New York Times tells how Kansas farmers once supplied grain for U.S. food-aid programs abroad. After those contracts were canceled, many are struggling to sell their crops and facing mounting financial losses
Nepal's farmers struggle amid aid cuts [Global Press Journal] ↳
Rural life in Nepal is getting harder. Global Press Journal documents how farmers are struggling to adapt as development programs lose funding.
A clinic lost funding. A mother lost her life [BBC] ↳
Millions of tons of food sat rotting in warehouses after U.S. funding was withdrawn, according to Reuters. Aid workers say the suspension has left entire regions without supplies.