The United States has increasingly taken a backseat to China and Russia in Africa, diminishing its traditional influence and complicating diplomatic relationships that were once considered a priority.
Experts express concern that under a second Trump term, the U.S. may continue to adopt a transactional diplomacy approach, prioritizing short-term gains over long-term partnerships essential for stability in Africa.
The implications of Trump's election for Africa are manifold, encompassing critical issues from trade to sanctions, and raising fears that vital American interests and alliances might further deteriorate.
As geopolitical tensions rise and China expands its reach, African leaders may find themselves at a crossroads of choosing between U.S. support and the rapidly growing influence of Beijing and Moscow.
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