October 6, 2026

Zambia to Sign $3.6 Billion Health Deal Without Data Sharing Clauses

Zambia's Minister of Health Roma Chilengi announced the removal of data sharing clauses from the agreement.
The five-year deal is worth $3.6 billion, with the U.S. expected to contribute $1.5 billion.
The decision follows pushback from other African nations over similar data sharing requirements in U.S. health agreements.

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