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When the U.S. froze foreign aid in January 2025, clinics closed, health workers lost jobs, and prevention programs vanished across Africa. Researcher Mnotho Ngcobo found that constitutional protections alone cannot prevent collapse when governments lack legal frameworks to manage donor exits and have built parallel health systems dependent on external funding.

South Africa's HIV Fight Faces Reckoning as U.S. Aid Freeze Exposes Health System Gaps