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During the 2014/2015 Ebola "global pandemic" the USAID to west Africa spiked big time to $1.09 billion. 2017 had another spike for 2 or 3 nations.
Equatorial Guinea $4M ($0k - $70k) (typical range prior)
Sierre Leone $190M ($9M - $17M)
Guinea $165M ($17M - $34M)
Guiana-Bissau $1.4M ($13k - $17k)
Liberia $175M ($100M - $185M)
Cote d’Ivoire $55M ($40M)
Ghana $215M ($84M-$137M)
Cameroon $40M ($6M)
Senegal $122M ($79M - $141M)
Gambia $15M ($380k – $1.3M)
Nigeria $407M ($256M - $442M)
Benin $28M
Burkina Faso $33M
Mali $185M
$1.09 Billion dollars USAID 2015, mostly humanitarian aid for “Ebola Pandemic”
USAID Foreign Aid Explorer provides graphs and charts for countries and by calendar year:
https://explorer.usaid.gov/cd/GNQ?fiscal_year=2015&implementing_agency_id=1&measure=Obligations
Odd isn't, Congress is more than happy with a vague genearl accounting of US taxpayer money going overseas, thought the Constitution states a full account of receipts of funds drawn on the Us Treasury.
Yet, though IRS codes specify tax returns are confidential and no applicable FEC regulation, Congress demands a full account of citizen Donald Trump's tax returns for the past 10 years.