Students at Sokoine University of Agriculture in Morogoro, Tanzania.The students work with USAID’s PREDICT proj- ect, which conducts surveillance to detect both emerg- ing and known disease threats.The project is working to improve the understanding of diseases transmissible from animals to humans, as well as the evolution, amplification, and spread of such diseases. Credit: Rachel Chilton/USAID

President Biden will host the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit from December 13-15, 2022, in Washington D.C. The Summit underscores the value the United States places on our collaboration with Africa on the most pressing global challenges and opportunities, and the Biden Administration’s commitment to revitalizing global partnerships and alliances.

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Bisharo Ali, a women’s activist from Galkayo, Somalia, addresses the Cohort 23 graduating class of the Young African Leaders Leadership Initiative (YALI) Regional Leadership Center East Africa at Kenyatta University. She is the center's 2,000th graduate. Ali is beautiful, bold and full of the belief that women deserve the same opportunities as men in all spheres of life, work and politics. “Finally, we made it! We are young leaders that will transform our beautiful continent,” she said. “I want to s

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