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.

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  • Africa:   Modest Returns for Obama

    DW, 2 July 2013

    Obama's one week trip to Africa is now over. Africans' initial enthusiasm for him has evaporated and some even believe his commitment to the continent is less intense than his… Read more »

  • South Africa:   Obama's Visit, the Lasting Effect

    Daily Maverick, 3 July 2013

    In the wake of Obama's visit, the country is left with a resounding message that a more vibrant economy will be mutually beneficial for South Africa and the US. Read 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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