A country like Uganda, which has some of the world's worst health indicators, can ill afford to lose any trained staff. But the East African country is still planning to "export" doctors, nurses and midwives to Trinidad and Tobago — despite opposition from donors and health advocates.
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Andrew Green is a Devex Correspondent based in Berlin. His coverage focuses primarily on health and human rights and he has previously worked as Voice of America's South Sudan bureau chief and the Center for Public Integrity's web editor.
