Ghanaians express cautious optimism about Donald Trump's second term, especially concerning partnerships between the US and African countries. Jennifer Nartey hopes for stronger collaboration and an influence on LGBTQ+ rights in Africa, anticipating that Trump may push smaller nations towards progressive reforms. In contrast, some voices from Mali and Niger exhibit skepticism over the prospects of significant change in US relations with Africa. The mixed sentiments reflect a blend of hope for partnership and concern over pressing social issues like LGBTQ+ rights, influenced by Trump’s previous administration policies.
Several Ghanaians have high expectations for Trump's second term, particularly regarding US-Africa partnerships and influence over LGBTQ+ rights in Africa.
Jennifer Nartey expressed hope that Trump will build partnerships with African nations, particularly emphasizing improvements in LGBTQ+ rights.
Fred Awuni from Accra holds strong views on LGBTQ+ rights, stating he would appreciate Trump taking steps to abolish discrimination.
Responses from Mali and Niger indicate skepticism about the overall impact of Trump's presidency on US-African relations.
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