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"Donald Trump made it clear that America is entering a golden age, prioritizing American interests above all. For Africa, our concerns should be immigration, AGOA, climate action, his stance on the WHO, and foreign aid." - Daniel Manduku, MP Nyaribari Masaba
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Manduku: Trump focuses on America; Africa’s concerns: immigration, AGOA, climate, WHO, foreign aid
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