African countries consider ‘vice taxes’ to help fill USAID cuts

As Lesley-Ann Foster packs up her office in the South African coastal city of East London, putting years of patient records and funding applications into boxes, her mind wanders to the events that led up to this moment. There was the sudden closure of the United States Agency for International Development the previo…

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