Africa: US and Africa - Mending Fences and Building Bridges in the Face of Growing China Presence

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Africa: US and Africa - Mending Fences and Building Bridges in the Face of Growing China Presence

[The Conversation Africa] In the last 20 years or so Africa has been an intermittent strategic interest for the US. Successive US presidents have attached contrasting levels of importance to the continent. This has been clear from their policies and strategic engagement.

Source: allAfrica.com

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