China’s increased influence in Africa due to the Trump administration’s decision to freeze billions in foreign assistance is not seen as a direct replacement for USAID’s long-standing programs. Analysts suggest China will position itself as a reliable partner but won’t offer aid in the same manner as the U.S. China’s approach is more transactional, focusing… Read More »China Won’t Replace USAID in Africa Despite U.S. Aid Cuts
SOUTH AFRICA, Cape Town, 26 February 2025 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/ – As the pioneering “Around Africa Expedition” arrives in Cape Town, OceanX and […]
Ghana’s President John Mahama has placed a ban on non-essential travel for government officials in a bid to reduce government expenditure amid the […]
Togo is exploring the possibility of joining the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), according to Foreign Minister Robert Dussey. Dussey emphasized that the […]