The United States has signed a Ksh. 29.4 billion ($228 million) health sector deal with Rwanda, marking the second such pact under the Trump administration's "America First Global Health Strategy." This initiative aims to enhance target countries' self-reliance in managing their healthcare systems.

• The U.S. will provide up to $158 million to combat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other infectious diseases in Rwanda.
• Rwanda's President Paul Kagame and Foreign Minister Oliver Nduhungirehe were key figures involved in the deal.
• The agreement reinforces Rwanda's commitment to a self-reliant, adaptive, and technology-enabled health system, including the use of Zipline drone-delivery services.