SA ‘concerned and alarmed’ by Trump’s ‘regrettable’ decision to cut WHO funding COVID19 Coronavirus
The South African government has expressed its concern at US President Donald Trump’s announcement on Wednesday to cut funding to the World Health Organisation with immediate effect.
“It is alarming that this very regrettable decision is announced as this deadly virus strikes Africa and the poorest and most vulnerable states.
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