US delegation looking to play bigger role in Africa
Reports from the United States indicated that Biden administration and the White House have dispatched a high-powered delegation to the annual African
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Reports from the United States indicated that Biden administration and the White House have dispatched a high-powered delegation to the annual African
The envoys will discuss the global food security crisis and its disproportionate impact on Africa.
Coups, elections, war in Ukraine, the strengthening of the promising African Continental Free Trade Area, and conflict on the continent will make up the agenda of major side events at the African Union Summit.
US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Molly Phee is on a three-nation Africa tour that will end in Ethiopia for the African Union Summit.
A month after leaders from 49 African states returned home from the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit, their region’s struggles have shifted back into their frequent place in global news headlines and discussion, often obscured by crises from Ukraine to China to the Middle East. So it’s a good moment to refocus on a specific “to-do list” for President Joe Biden’s vow that “the United States is ‘all in’” on the future of the continent with the world’s fastest-growing population. To be “all in” on Africa’s future requires concrete steps on at least six needs.