Africa’s Opportunity Africa has been dependent on Russia for cheap wheat and on China for foreign direct investment. Now the U.S. and Europe are stepping up competition for the Continent’s resources and people. President Biden hosts 50 African leaders later this year and some believe the energy shortage will rekindle Europe’s interest in investing in African energy projects. WTO Director General and Nigerian-American Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is encouraging stepped up efforts to expand trade and build supply chains in Africa. With the West, China and Russia all competing for Africa’s attention, it is an opportunity for Africa to play off this competition. Progress on the Continent is slow, but it is progressing. The chall...