Why the U.S. Is Betting on Africa’s Future Instead of Giving Aid
January 30, 2026
The US shifts from traditional aid to investment and private sector partnerships, supporting Africa’s sustainable growth.
The US shifts from traditional aid to investment and private sector partnerships, supporting Africa’s sustainable growth.
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