Last November, the then incoming United States (US) President Donald Trump's transition team fired a slew of pointed, unsettling questions to outgoing president Barack Obama's Africa policy people.
Predictably, the US liberal media and Africa policy wonks reacted with intemperate righteous indignation. The gist of the questions was whether America was getting value for money from its aid to Africa. This is a question that the incoming administration is entitled to ask. Here, I take on three that I consider the big ones.
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