💨 Abstract
The article discusses a shift in U.S.-Africa relations under President Trump, focusing on trade over aid. During a July 2025 meeting, Trump pledged to enhance trade with Africa, with officials highlighting the continent's potential as a major market. However, steep tariffs and aid cuts have raised concerns among African nations. Critics argue that high tariffs and uncertainty around the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) are causing economic pain.
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