Jérôme Nima, the Africa editor at CGSP and an expert based in Mauritius, dives into the dynamics of Africa's role at the G20 summit. He discusses the African Union's debut and its significance for global cooperation. Nima critiques China’s assertive position, particularly Xi Jinping's speech targeting the U.S. He raises important questions about Africa’s representation and influence in international affairs. The conversation also tackles challenges within international financial institutions and examines the often fraught U.S.-Africa relations.

Jérôme Nima, Africa editor for the China Global South Project, discusses Joe Biden's recent visit to Africa, the first by a sitting U.S. president in nearly a decade. He critiques how international media framed the trip amidst U.S.-China competition, often overshadowing Biden's aims for climate funding and humanitarian aid. Nima highlights the need for genuine African representation in global decisions and addresses the complex narratives surrounding Chinese investments versus loans in Africa, urging for a deeper understanding of the continent’s economic landscape.