Driving Trade & Investment Between U.S. & Africa

Africa America Alliance highlights all the activity and initiatives of the U.S Government, and the organised private sector, to drive socio-economic growth across Africa.

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Why Invest In Africa

With some of the fastest-growing economies in the world, African nations are playing an increasingly significant role in the global economy. The population is young and rapidly growing, and household incomes and consumption are projected to rise. Digital and mobile access is rapidly increasing, the infrastructure gap is closing, and Africa is primed for mass industrialization. Further, the U.S. Government has taken unprecedented steps to support investors. And with business environment reforms being made across the continent, the prospect of investing across Africa’s numerous and diverse countries is much different than it was in decades past.

USAID extends $500k support for Akosombo Dam spillage-affected schools

The Akosombo Dam spillage, a consequence of water management procedures, has had adverse effects on communities in its vicinity, particularly schools grappling with the aftermath. Recognizing the urgent need for

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EAGC receives Ksh. 321M grant from USAID to strengthen grain exports in East Africa

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New member Egypt says it wants to deepen ties with BRICS

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Blinken Expresses US Commitment to Boosting Africa Partnerships

STATE DEPARTMENT — U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Tuesday the United States is committed to growing its partnerships

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USAID extends $500k support for Akosombo Dam spillage-affected schools

The Akosombo Dam spillage, a consequence of water management procedures, has had adverse effects on communities in its vicinity, particularly

By Jerry