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From Tanzania to the DRC, the United States is gradually structuring its offensive on critical African metals. Beyond the race between powers for access to cobalt, nickel, copper, and lithium, Washington is also locked in a long-distance duel with China, the dominant player on the continent.

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The report highlights that the continent's entrepreneurial fabric is largely dominated by small and informal enterprises, which have a structurally low level of productivity and limited access to capital.

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Declining inflationary pressures and easing financial conditions are expected to gradually reduce financing costs in the region, but political and climate risks could weigh on the region’s economic outlook.

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The idea of ​​freeing itself from the US dollar is not new in Africa, but it has gained ground in recent years. In a context marked by high volatility of local currencies, constraints on access to financing in hard currencies and a persistent dependence on imports denominated in dollars, the issue deserves an in-depth analysis. And if abandoning the greenback is more complex than it seems, alternatives have emerged in recent years on the continent.

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In fiscal year 2024, the United States has provided nearly $6.6 billion in humanitarian assistance to sub-Saharan Africa.

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The United States continues to attract African students, whose numbers enrolled in American higher education institutions are experiencing a new increase.

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A survey conducted by a South African foundation among 5,604 young people from 16 African countries confirms that the Middle Kingdom remains the most influential actor in Africa ahead of Western powers.