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Africa: U.S. Can Invest in Africa On Bipartisan Basis
allAfrica, 9 July 2013
President Barack Obama's recent visit to Senegal, South Africa and Tanzania was written off as a "guilt trip" by some and a "last chance" to salvage an Africa policy legacy by… Read more »
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Africa: Obama Visits Africa - U.S. Can Do Better
allAfrica, 4 July 2013
President Barack Obama was correct when he told business leaders in Tanzania this week that togther the United States and Africa have "an enormous opportunity to unleash the next… Read more »
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Africa: The Real Value of Obama's Trip
Manchester Trade, 15 July 2013
On his three -nation, five -day visit to Africa, U.S. President Barack Obama, undoubtedly, re-energized the U.S. - Africa commercial relationship. Read more »
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Africa: Beyond Trips - to Trade and Investment
KRL International, 28 June 2013
At a press conference in Senegal, before flying to South Africa today, president Barack Obama called for a "shift in paradigm" – from viewing Africa as a recipient of aid to… Read more »
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Africa: Obama Visits Africa - an End to Paternalism
allAfrica, 4 July 2013
President Barack Obama has made a profound and impactful visit to Africa. Read more »
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Africa: Obama Promises Africa a 'Partnership of Equals'
allAfrica, 1 July 2013
President Barack Obama has promised Africa "a new model of partnership" which moves beyond the provision of aid and is focussed on increased trade and investment, including a… Read more »
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Africa: Washington, Beijing and the BRICS Nations
Fahamu, 4 July 2013
Beneath Obama's beguiling smile and rhetoric the exploitation of the African continent by the US continues. With both Obama and Zuma on the back foot in terms of their… Read more »
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Africa: Electrification Bill Introduced in U.S. House
KRL International, 8 July 2013
Late last month as President Obama was launching the 'Power Africa' initiative to support Africa's energy sector, legislation was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives… Read more »
Presidential Trip Puts New Focus on U.S.-Africa Relations
What does President Obama's visit to three African countries mean for U.S.-Africa policy and the state of U.S. relations with the continent? Below are a various perspectives and presciptions from experienced policy makers and analysts.Photo Essay
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Obama's Last Stop: Tanzania, July 2013
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President Obama reviews Tanzanian troops upon his arrival at Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar es Salaam. see more »
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The Obamas Visit South Africa, June 29-30, 2013
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On the last day of their visit to South Africa, President Barack Obama took his wife, Michelle, and daughters Malia and Sasha to see where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years. Obama in Madiba's ... see more »
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President Obama Visits Senegal
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U.S. President Barack Obama and First Lady MIchelle Obama are welcomed by Senegalese President Macky Sall and his wife, First Lady Marieme Faye, upon their arrival in Dakar on Wednesday night. see more »
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With the three-nation tour by U.S. President Barack Obama now over, analysts wonder whether his trade proposals carry enough incentives to counter the already huge Chinese ... Read more »
