US firms secure large African data center deals
The article reports on the United States' efforts to expand its influence in Africa through securing high-value deals for digital infrastructure, particularly data centers and energy projects. U.S. companies have completed transactions worth over $25 billion since President Trump’s second term, including a $6.2 billion agreement in Lesotho for a hydro-powered data center and energy facility. These initiatives aim to rival China’s dominant presence, with the U.S. emphasizing fair trade practices and long-term investment to boost digital and energy infrastructure across the continent.
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