U.S. Deceptive Policy on Africa Is Bound to Fail
Pyongyang, May 7 (KCNA) -- An article published by international affairs analyst
Jong Il Hyon Sunday under the title of "U.S. deceptive policy on Africa is bound
to fail" reads as follows:
The U.S. high-ranking politicians' recent frequent visits to Africa are drawing the
attention of the international community.
The visits by the high-ranking politicians of the U.S. administration such as vice-
president, secretary of State and secretary of Treasury numbered nearly 20 times
this year alone, which proves that the Biden administration has made overall
reevaluation of the geopolitical value of Africa and has put the new African
strategy into the full-scale working stage.
The world people are watching with astonishment and doubt the moves of the
Biden administration, quite contrary to the Trump administration which insulted
Africa with indecent words.

Essence of New African Strategy

In August last year, the U.S. announced a new African strategy calling for further
strengthening cooperation with the African countries in the fields of democracy,
security, economy and so on for the next five years, enumerating the geopolitical
importance of Africa such as rapid population growth, rich natural resources and
influence in the UN arena.
The high-ranking politicians of the White House who recently visited Africa as if
to prove the authenticity of the new strategy spouted a string of gorgeous words
and made various kinds of promises of cooperation as if they would make a great
contribution to defusing the economic crisis and ensuring security and social
development in African countries.
However, from a close look at the words and actions they have taken on the
spots, one can easily see what the new U.S. African strategy is aiming at.