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Three developments stand out: low-cost community-based health insurance plans, national investments in rural health posts, and ramped-up foreign collaborations.

90 Percent More than 90 percent of Rwanda’s people had some kind of health insurance.

Owing to these efforts, in 2020, more than 90 percent of Rwanda’s people had some kind of health insurance. »

According to a March report from the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, drug shortages are at record highs.

Nationwide, hospitals and cancer centers have been forced to make similar decisions when it comes to cancer care.

More news about drug shortages Drug shortages are rising and pose a national security risk, new report warns. »

In Kenya, the government has held back paychecks to thousands of civil service workers to save cash to pay foreign loans.

“In a lot of the world, the clock has hit midnight,” said Harvard economist Ken Rogoff. “

A United Nations estimate of Zambians not getting enough food has nearly tripled so far this year, to 3.5 million. »

Source: Galuzin in an interview with Kremlin-aligned news agency TASS; Andrii Yermak, Head of the Ukrainian President’s Office, on Telegram.

The new territorial arrangements that have emerged through exercising the right of peoples to self-determination must be recognised.".

Quote: "There is no force that will make Ukrainian society and the state leadership talk to the Russians today while Russian troops are on our territory.". »