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31 African Nations Spend More on Debt Than Healthcare, Experts Say
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- •As of May 2026, 32 African countries spend more on debt servicing than on healthcare.
- •This number increased from 31 countries reported earlier in the same month.
- •The financial imbalance limits government capacity to fund public health improvements.
- •Millions of people in these countries rely on public healthcare systems that face funding challenges.
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- ▸If African governments prioritize debt repayment over healthcare funding public health services may deteriorate further, increasing vulnerability to disease outbreaks and reducing overall health outcomes for millions.
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