Trump administration unveils its new Africa strategy

President Donald J. Trump's Africa Strategy Advances Prosperity ...

We have prioritized developing this document because we understand that lasting stability, prosperity, independence, and security on the African ...

President Donald J. Trump's Africa Strategy Advances Prosperity ...

President Donald J. Trump is releasing a Strategy toward Africa that will advance American and African prosperity.

National Security Advisor Unveils Administration's Africa Strategy

National Security Advisor John Bolton today unveiled the Trump administration's Africa strategy designed to counter Chinese influence on the continent.

Trump administration unveils its new Africa strategy - Washington Post

The Trump administration's message to Africa has been blunt: Choose the United States over China and Russia.

Trump Administration Unveils New Africa Strategy at The Heritage ...

National Security Advisor John Bolton spoke at The Heritage Foundation to discuss the Trump administration's new strategy for Africa.

Trump administration unveils its new Africa strategy — with wins and ...

From the article: The Trump administration's message to Africa has been blunt: Choose the United States over China and Russia.

The Trump Administration's New Africa Strategy

Featuring Keynote Remarks by The Honorable Ambassador John Bolton, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs.

John Bolton unveils new Africa strategy based on "America First ...

The national security adviser says the new strategy will focus on enhancing trade ties, combating terrorism and cutting back on aid programs ...

Africa Is the New Front in the U.S.-China Influence War - The Atlantic

Trump's national-security adviser unveiled a new strategy designed to counter Beijing's growing influence on the continent.

The Trump administration's Africa strategy: Primacy or partnership?

The Trump administration launched an Africa policy that seeks both primacy and partnership on the continent.

John Bolton on Trump Administration's New Africa Strategy - C-SPAN

White House National Security Adviser John Bolton unveiled the Trump administration's new Africa strategy. The core priorities of strategy ...

Trump administration announces new Africa strategy - Anadolu Ajansı

National Security Advisor John Bolton made specific mention of the countries during the announcement saying they 'are rapidly expanding their financial and ...

Trump's new Africa strategy aims to counter China, Russia - Axios

National Security adviser John Bolton unveiled the Trump administration's Africa strategy on Thursday, saying the US would revamp its aid and investments in ...

White House unveils new strategy for Africa to counter Russian and ...

National security adviser John Bolton unveiled the Trump administration's new strategy for Africa as it works to counter Russia and China.

IntelBrief: The New Africa Strategy: Countering Chinese Influence on ...

National Security Advisor John Bolton unveils the Trump Administration's Africa Strategy at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, Thursday, Dec. 13, 2018.

The Trouble With Trump's New Africa Strategy - The Diplomat

The strategy seems to be more about competing with China than benefiting African countries. ... U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton ...

Bolton unveils Trump Africa strategy to counter China, Russia - Quartz

Donald Trump's administration has unveiled its new Africa strategy, a three-pronged plan focused on furthering US interests and countering the “great power ...

Trump admin looks to counter China, Russia's growing power in ...

The Trump administration plans to unveil a new strategy for Africa this week focusing on countering China's growing influence on the continent.

New Africa Strategy Pits US Against China, Russia - VOA News

FILE - National Security Adviser John Bolton unveils the Trump Administration's Africa Strategy at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, Dec.

Donald Trump and Africa: What does his win mean? - BBC

"Zimbabwe stands ready to work with you", wrote Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa, eyeing a diplomatic reset, while Nigeria's Bola Tinubu ...