#us-africa-relations

#us-africa-relations

Ghanaians are cautiously optimistic about Trump's second term regarding US-Africa partnerships and LGBTQ+ rights.

Despite Trump's historical indifference, some Ghanaians hold hopeful expectations for improved US-Africa relations during his second term.

Biden is promoting U.S. investments in Angola, notably a $3 billion commitment to the Lobito Corridor, during his first presidential visit to Africa.

Biden's visit to Angola marks a significant step toward strengthening US investment and relations in Africa, particularly through the Lobito Corridor project.

Biden's visit to Angola highlights a strategic U.S. investment in Africa, particularly the $3 billion Lobito Corridor project.

Angola is pivoting towards the U.S. for economic investment, showcasing a strategic shift from historic Cold War alliances.

The Lobito Corridor project has potential to either benefit regional trade or exacerbate resource extraction issues in the DRC.

Biden's visit to Angola aims to counter China's influence and fulfill a long-standing promise to Africa before leaving office.

Biden's visit to Angola centers on a €2.8 billion railway project to enhance trade and reduce China's influence in Africa.

Biden's speech at Angola's National Museum of Slavery emphasizes recognition and reconciliation regarding the history of slavery in America and efforts to honor impacted cultures.

President Biden begins his first sub-Saharan Africa trip, focusing on strengthening ties and addressing regional economic development.

Kenyan President Ruto and US President Biden to address debt burden on developing countries during state visit.

Nairobi-Washington Vision aims to reduce financing barriers and offer debt relief to developing countries, positioning the US as a favorable economic partner to Africa.

Many African leaders express eagerness to strengthen ties with a newly elected Donald Trump.

African leaders express optimism and eagerness to work closely with President-elect Trump to strengthen ties and address common challenges.

Biden designates Kenya as a major non-NATO ally, reinforcing ties with Africa.

President William Ruto of Kenya is showcased as a strong American ally amidst shifting alliances on the African continent.