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US Africa – a dynamic partnership

US Africa – a dynamic partnership

COVID-19 has postponed the US Africa business summit. Until a new date is announced, we take a look at their evolving relationship.

TAR111_p83_CFOCUS_USAFRICA_ITWNAGY_732x419 (1) © Tibor Nagy, the US Assistant Secretary of State for Africa
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Active across Africa

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For the US, there is a global power competition The US Assistant Secretary of State for Africa talks to The Africa Report about China, Global Competition and the drive to get more US companies activ...
© US president Donald Trump with Nigeria’s president Muhammadu Buhari
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eagle eye

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US-Africa: Team Trump steps on the gas as China looms Chinese competitors come with cash and knowhow; how does the US ‘Prosper Africa’ Initiative measure up?
Virus Outbreak South Africa
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time to act

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Africa Needs Us Now “If ever there was a time to renew our commitment to global collaboration and the wellbeing of all people, now is that time. For Africa’s and all our ...
© Chinese construction companies have won a high percentage of Kenya’s recent infrastructure contracts. REUTERS/Noor Khamis
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hot rods

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Kenya: The US fights China for Mombasa-Nairobi road deal
© The US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Tibor Nagy / Jacques Torregano for GJA
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america first

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US Africa diplomat Tibor Nagy: ‘Countering China is not the point of AGOA’ 
Seasonal fog enshrouds ships docked in Cape Town harbour
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trade wars

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South Africa: Trade with the US likely to get foggy South Africa needs to start thinking about what it stands to lose – or gain – in trade from the US regardless of who wins Novembers elections.
Congress Export-Import Bank
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trade toolbox

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US EXIM: ‘We have a new mandate to take China on around the world’
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