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When will the West start to deal with Africa on its own terms?

When will the West start to deal with Africa on its own terms?

27 August 2022

9:00 AM

27 August 2022

9:00 AM

Kenya

Suddenly all the great powers are courting Africa. Like emissaries to the 14th-century Malian monarch Mansa Musa in his adobe Timbuktu palaces, foreign officials from West and East compete for attention in multi-country tours across the poorest continent.

Recent visitors include the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken leading caravans of Washington officials, Moscow’s Sergei Lavrov and Emmanuel Macron of France.

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