Employees brace for sack as Trump restructures USAID

The Donald Trump administration on Friday moved forward with a sweeping plan to dismantle the United States Agency for International Development, reducing its workforce and transferring most of its functions to the State Department, The New York Times reported. The reorganisation will reduce USAID’s staff from around 10,000 employees to just 15 positions, marking the

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