Bill Gates spoke about his decision to spend part of his fortune on the development of Africa

Most of Bill Gates' $200 billion fortune will go to Africa. This is stated in a press release published on June 2 on the website of his foundation, The Gates Foundation.

"I recently promised that I would give away my fortune over the next 20 years. Most of these funds will be spent on helping solve problems here in Africa," the foundation's press service quoted him as saying.

In particular, Gates called for prioritizing primary health care, emphasizing that investing in primary health care has the greatest impact on health and well-being.

Commodity contribution: Russia will supply food to Burkina Faso and Niger

Moscow can offer a unique partnership to African countries amid a reduction in USAID programs

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on May 26 that Russia would continue to assist African countries in ensuring food security. He noted that for many years Russia had supported the African peoples in their struggle for freedom and independence, and had also actively contributed to the formation of young states and their socio-economic development.