Russia’s Growing Influence in Africa Faces Economic Scrutiny

November 5, 2026

Russia’s expanding influence in Africa is facing scrutiny over whether its partnerships are delivering meaningful economic benefits. Analysts say trade between Russia and Africa stands at around 29 billion dollars, below Moscow’s 40-billion-dollar target set in 2019, raising questions about investment, trade and whether ordinary Africans are benefiting from the relationship. According to Africa News, the debate followed a recent Moscow summit attended by representatives from 48 African countries.

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