Presidents of South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Nigeria, Eritrea, Somalia, Guinea Bissau, DR Congo, Burundi, Kenya, Djibouti, Sierra Leone, Togo, Rwanda send congratulatory messages to Donald Trump...

Trump's win raises big questions about the future of U.S.-Africa relations:

Trade & Investment: There are concerns that Trump’s protectionist approach could impact investments in Africa and threaten the future of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), which provides duty-free exports to the U.S.

Aid & Development: Potential cuts to foreign aid could affect programs like PEPFAR, which supports the fight against HIV in Africa.

Immigration: Trump's strict immigration policies might impact African migrants, sparking worries about discrimination in African communities in the U.S.

Mixed Reactions: Some African leaders see Trump’s “strongman” style as a positive, while others fear the potential consequences for trade and aid.

As Trump’s second term approaches, African nations are watching closely for possible shifts in U.S.-Africa relations.