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Joe Biden would be the first U.S. president to visit since Barack Obama went in July 2015 to Kenya and Ethiopia as he planned to visit sub-Saharan Africa.
“We’re all going to be seeing you and you’re going to see a lot of us,” Biden told a summit of African leaders.
“Some of you invited me to your countries. I said, be careful what you wish for, because I may show up,” he said.
Obama’s successor Donald Trump made little secret of his lack of interest in sub-Saharan Africa and was the first president in four decades not to visit while in office.
Biden also pledged U.S. support for a permanent African Union seat in the Group of 20 club of major economies, in which South Africa is the continent’s only member.
