Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris shake hands as they attend a presidential debate in Philadelphia, US on September 10, 2024.
As the United States goes to the polls on November 5, the biggest question on the minds of many Africans is whether there will be a major shift in policies on Africa depending on who occupies the White House after President Joe Biden.
Washington, regardless of who is in power, has been a key cog in African countries’ policies regarding trade, climate, public health funding and peace-making, especially in the Horn of Africa, Great Lakes and Sahel regions.
