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.

Angolan President's visit to China amid economic challenges, Chinese money for Africa dwindling, potential reforms needed. Impact of China's slowdown on Africa's commodity exports, opportunities for diversification. Discussion on US, China, Turkey roles in African development, complex relationships and dynamics.

Gyude Moore, a former minister of public works in Liberia and an expert on African development, discusses the shifting global landscape with Eric and Cobus. He highlights the decline of U.S. hegemony and the rise of China's influence in Africa. The conversation dives into the implications of diminishing U.S. aid and the necessity for Africa to form diverse partnerships. Moore also emphasizes the imbalanced trade relationship with China and the importance of leveraging the African Continental Free Trade Area for economic integration and local production.