The New Scramble for Africa. What Do They Want?....
Channel: Africa Reloaded
Date: 2023-02-22

The first notable rise in foreign interest in Africa, known as the scramble, began in the 19th century when European invaders divided up the continent and grabbed Africans' land. The second was during the Cold War, when East and West fought for the support of newly independent African states. While America backed regimes that professed to promote capitalism, the Soviet Union supported tyrannical Marxists. Currently, there is a third, less harmful surge. According to the UN, there will be more Africans than Chinese by 2025, which has attracted the attention of outsiders who understand the significance of and continuous growth of the continent. Around the world, corporations and governments are seeking to improve their diplomatic, strategic, and commercial ties. The amount of involvement abroad is unprecedented; between 2010 and 2016, more than 320 embassies were established in Africa, possibly the largest embassy construction boom in history. Additionally, there is a strengthening of military ties. The United States and France are providing technology and military support for the fight against jihadism in the Sahel. China presently supplies more weaponry to sub-Saharan Africa than any other country, and it also shares defense technology with 45 other countries. Russia has signed 19 weapons contracts with African countries since 2014. Arab countries with large oil reserves are building bases on the Horn of Africa and using mercenaries from Africa. This, in our opinion, is the new race for Africa. If Africa manages the new scramble wisely, Africans will be the biggest winners. Major superpowers like America, China, and Russia all desire to rule Africa at the present time. The race for Africa right now isn't about selling African labor to other countries; instead, it's about how the European Union, the United States, Russia, China, and other global powers are battling to make deals with Africa in order to expand their geopolitical influence on the continent. Stay with us to learn more, and if you're just joining us, we'd appreciate it if you'd like, share, and most importantly comment so we can hear what you think about the latest race for Africa. These are the powers that are currently scrambling for Africa and how they go along with this 
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