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A recent study published in the Science journal links the shutdown of USAID to an increase in violence in African countries that previously received support from the agency. The research highlights a rise in armed clashes, protests, and riots following the agency's closure.
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A recent study published in the Science journal links the shutdown of USAID to an increase in violence in African countries that previously received support from the agency. The research highlights a rise in armed clashes, protests, and riots following the agency's closure.
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USAID shutdown linked to sharp increase in violence across Africa: Research
Research Links USAID Shutdown to Increased Violence in Africa