America did not come to Africa with mass invasions, but with military bases, drones and partnerships. In many cases, the result has been instability, destruction and long-term dependency, write Dilly Hussain and Neelam Rahim. For nearly 25 years, the United States has framed its presence in Africa as a limited counterterrorism effort. Beneath this language … Continue reading The US in Africa: Washington’s footprint of destruction and instability