Concerns have emerged over the possible impact of reductions in US assistance on Ghana’s childhood immunisation programmes.
Ghana has been among the African countries involved in the rollout of important vaccination initiatives, including the malaria vaccine, as part of efforts to protect children from preventable diseases.
Health programmes that depend partly on external funding could face additional pressure if reductions in international support continue.
The development has raised questions about how Ghana and other affected countries will maintain vaccination programmes and protect gains made in child health.
The situation also highlights the need for stronger domestic financing and sustainable health systems capable of supporting essential programmes even when international assistance declines.
