Zambia signs health deal with US after removal of data-sharing clauses

Zambia has signed a health deal with the United States, a move that comes after the country removed clauses that allowed for data-sharing. This development is significant because it addresses concerns over data protection and privacy. The removal of these clauses suggests that Zambia is prioritizing its own data security, which is a crucial aspect of any international agreement.

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Zambia has signed a health deal with the US. The deal may improve Zambia's healthcare system, but its impact on the economy is unclear.

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