WASHINGTON/TUNIS -- The U.S. has renewed its commitment to countries in Africa by promising billions of dollars in assistance as it seeks to catch up to China and Russia, which have both expanded their influence on the continent.
Countries seek to strike balance between Washington and rivals
U.S. President Joe Biden, center, attends the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit in Washington on Dec. 15. © Reuters
WASHINGTON/TUNIS -- The U.S. has renewed its commitment to countries in Africa by promising billions of dollars in assistance as it seeks to catch up to China and Russia, which have both expanded their influence on the continent.