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The United States said it would cut $50 million in annual aid to Zambia's health sector because the government had failed to stop "systemic theft" of donated medicines and medical supplies.

LUSAKA - Zambia's health ministry said it was taking action against the theft of donated medicines after the United States announced a major aid cut over the government's failure to tackle the racket.