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The Biden Administration is attempting to court Africa’s 1.3 billion people at this week's U.S.-Africa Summit in Washington, D.C., the first U.S. summit in eight years.

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Ask Live Questions Here As the Biden administration gears up for the second-ever U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit taking place on December 13 to December 15, CSIS experts will unpack the challenges and opportunities for strengthening ties between the U.S. and African countries during the Summit. The convening presents an opportunity for the Biden administration to personally make

The three-day summit will bring together African leaders from across the continent, including several with problematic rights records.

By the time the United States hosted its first ever U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit in August 2014, President Barack Obama had already visited Africa twice. In 2009, he had delivered two historic speeches, one to the Muslim World in Cairo, Egypt, and the other to Africans in Accra, Ghana. From the halls of Ghana’s parliament, Obama had called for the end of strongmen and

As the Biden administration promises to redefine relations with Africa, Washington's support for the AfCFTA comes into question.

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ZIMBABWE has been invited to the upcoming United States-Africa leaders’ summit in Washington despite concern over a “dire” authoritarian pivot by the Harare government which has seen a crackdown against political dissent and jailing of opponents. Although the country remains under United States sanctions, President Joe Biden has invited Zimbabwe to the December 13-15 summit…

The agreement on a new loss and damage fund is one of the summit’s bright spots, but more needs to be done to deliver the trillions of dollars needed to finance the low-carbon transition.

The United Nations Climate Change Conference, or COP 27, taking place in Egypt currently, is placing the spotlight squarely on the need for all of us to do more to avoid the disastrous consequences of an overheated planet.