By Global Times
Africa’s future should not be a chessboard for great power competition, but rather a place where cooperation and shared success can occur.
The US government asserts that it is “a better partner for Africa than China,” yet this claim stands in stark contrast to its longstanding neglect and instrumental approach toward the continent. Washington’s “America First” and erratic policies have cultivated deep mistrust among African nations. Treating Africa as a “resource reservoir” or a pawn in geopolitical maneuvering directly contradicts Africa’s aspirations for autonomous development and equitable cooperation. Although the US has attempted to project an image of being a “better partner than China,” international opinion remains skeptical about its prospects. After all, the deeply ingrained approach of “wooing when needed, abandoning when not” and “burning others to give themselves light” makes it challenging for the US to genuinely earn Africa’s trust.
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