The China in Africa Podcast
China, Africa, and the Post-American World
Mar 18, 2025
Gyude Moore, an expert on China-Africa relations and Liberia’s former minister of public works, shares insights on navigating a post-American world. He discusses the diminishing influence of the U.S. in Africa and emphasizes the rise of China. Moore highlights the urgent need for African countries to enhance manufacturing and trade capabilities, advocating for diversified global partnerships. He also addresses the challenges of USAID withdrawal on health systems, urging collaboration with entities like BRICS to confront urgent healthcare needs.
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- The dismantling of U.S. institutions signals a reconfiguration of international relations, urging African nations to adapt and diversify partnerships.
- African unity and strategic collaboration are essential for navigating the post-American world and advancing the continent's development goals.
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Dismantling of U.S. Institutions
The episode discusses the ongoing dismantling of U.S. institutions that have long upheld the liberal international order, highlighting recent changes that have surprised some observers. The dismantling includes the cessation of government-funded broadcasts and the restructuring of organizations like USAID, raising concerns about the future of U.S. diplomacy and its global impact. The conversation contrasts the perspectives of the hosts, noting that one is more accustomed to the fragility of such institutions due to South Africa’s own experiences. This shift signals a significant reconfiguration of international relations and challenges long-held assumptions about U.S. hegemony.
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