You still haven't even tried to show fraud in the African aid. Your making the assumption that this part of the USAID action held fraud instead of showing it and thus are talking in a circle to bypass the need to prove your position.
"Circular reasoning is a logical fallacy that occurs when the evidence used to support a claim is the same as the claim itself. It's also known as a circular argument.
Explanation
Circular reasoning is a pragmatic flaw in an argument.
It's a type of informal logical fallacy.
It's logically invalid because it doesn't justify the conclusion.
It can be convincing because repeating the same thing makes it seem self-evident.
Examples
"Our boss is the best person for the job because they were promoted to boss"
"People have free will because they can choose what to do"
"There is irrefutable proof of alien abductions, so it's clear that humans have made contact with aliens"
"Chickens hatch from eggs, but an egg does not exist unless a chicken lays it, and yet a chicken must hatch from an egg"
Similar fallacy
Begging the question is similar to circular reasoning, but it occurs when you assume what you are trying to prove."