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Africa Reacts to Biden's First 100 Days in Office | Center for Strategic and International Studies


April 29, 2021
In our “Africa Reacts” series, the CSIS Africa Program asks prominent African journalists, civil society activists, and thought leaders to share their analysis on the U.S. political process. By flipping the script featuring African analysts’ views on U.S. politics rather than U.S. analysts’ opinions on African developments we are seeking to start a new conversation about the future of U.S.-African relations.
In our ninth installation, we asked top African experts to provide their reactions to President Joe Biden’s first 100 days in office. What has changed, and what remains the same? What are African publics saying about the new U.S. president, and what does that portend for U.S.-Africa relations? Many analysts applauded the symbolic steps Biden has taken to mend ties with Africa, including his opening remarks at February’s African Union Summit and by making phone calls to numerous African heads of state. Others decried the Biden administration� ....

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Africa Reacts to President Biden's Inauguration | Center for Strategic and International Studies


January 25, 2021
In our “Africa Reacts” series, the CSIS Africa Program asks prominent African journalists, civil society activists, and thought leaders to share their analysis on the U.S. political process. By flipping the script featuring African analysts’ views on U.S. politics rather than U.S. analysts’ opinions on African developments we are seeking to start a new conversation about the future of U.S.-African relations.
In our eighth edition, we asked top African analysts to react to President Biden’s inauguration and the events leading up to that day. Many noted the deleterious effects of the January 6 breach of the U.S. Capitol on the United States’ global reputation as a beacon of democracy. Others argued that President Trump’s policies and actions over the last four years have set a precedent for “strongmen” across Africa to ignore democratic norms and backpedal on human rights. Last, many looked forward with anticipation wondering how the Biden ....

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