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2 weeks ago | 
allafrica.com | Josephine Mahachi |Silja Fröhlich |Isaac Kaledzi
The US military is urging African countries to be more responsible for their own security as the Trump administration focuses on domestic policies. Could the move fuel militant groups and undo counterterrorism progress? Africa should take greater ownership of its own security challenges. That was the message recently communicated by General Michael Langley, head of US Africa Command (USAFRICOM).
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2 weeks ago | 
dw.com | Josephine Mahachi |Silja Fröhlich |Isaac Kaledzi
06/10/2025June 10, 2025The US military is urging African countries to be more responsible for their own security as the Trump administration focuses on domestic policies. Could the move fuel militant groups and undo counterterrorism progress? https://p.dw.com/p/4vT60Africa should take greater ownership of its own security challenges. That was the message recently communicated by General Michael Langley, head of US Africa Command (USAFRICOM).
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2 weeks ago | 
dw.com | Josephine Mahachi |Silja Fröhlich |Isaac Kaledzi
"África debe asumir en mayor medida su responsabilidad en materia de seguridad". Ese fue el mensaje del comunicado del general Michael Langley, jefe del Comando de Estados Unidos para África (USAFRICOM). Estados Unidos está recalibrando su estrategia militar en África, señalando un cambio significativo en su enfoque del panorama de seguridad en el continente.
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Nov 4, 2024 | 
dw.com | Silja Fröhlich
Ni Donald Trump ni Joe Biden prestaron mucha atención a África durante sus presidencias, ni tampoco visitaron ese continente mientras estaban en el cargo. En la campaña electoral actual, África tampoco es un tema clave para los candidatos Kamala Harris y Donald Trump. De la ayuda al comercio"Es el bloque de votos más grande en las Naciones Unidas.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
news24.com | Silja Fröhlich
The US hasn't made Africa a top diplomatic priority. It has lagged with investment and trade, and used the region as a battleground for power struggles with China and Russia. Both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are following a trend in the US presidential election well-known by Africans, with neither candidate making US-Africa relations a major election issue.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
dw.com | Silja Fröhlich
10/23/2024October 23, 2024The US hasn't made Africa a top diplomatic priority. It has lagged with investment and trade, and used the region as a battleground for power struggles with China and Russia. https://p.dw.com/p/4m7eNBoth Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are following a trend in the US presidential election well-known by Africans, with neither candidate making US-Africa relations a major election issue.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
qoshe.com | Silja Fröhlich
Both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are following a trend in the US presidential election well-known by Africans, with neither candidate making US-Africa relations a major election issue. Neither Trump nor outgoing US President Joe Biden paid much attention to Africa during their presidencies — and neither of them visited the continent while in office, though Biden still plans to visit Angola in early December.
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Oct 23, 2024 | 
dw.com | Silja Fröhlich
Sowohl Kamala Harris als auch Donald Trump folgen bei den kommenden US-Präsidentschaftswahlen einem Trend, der in Afrika bestens bekannt ist: Die Beziehungen zwischen den USA und dem Kontinent sind kein zentrales Wahlkampfthema. Weder Trump noch der amtierende Präsident Joe Biden haben während ihrer Amtszeiten viel Aufmerksamkeit auf Afrika gelenkt, und keiner von ihnen hat den Kontinent während seiner Präsidentschaft besucht.
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Oct 23, 2024 | 
dw.com | Silja Fröhlich
Both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are following a trend in the US presidential election well known by Africans. Neither candidate has made US-Africa relations a hot-button election issue. Neither Trump nor US President Joe Biden paid much attention to Africa during their presidencies — and neither of them visited the continent while in office.
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Oct 23, 2024 | 
qoshe.com | Silja Fröhlich
Both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are following a trend in the US presidential election well-known by Africans, with neither candidate making US-Africa relations a major election issue. Neither Trump nor outgoing US President Joe Biden paid much attention to Africa during their presidencies — and neither of them visited the continent while in office, though Biden still plans to visit Angola in early December.
