Compliant Africa refers to how some African countries are responding to U.S. pressure and incentives in their relations with Washington, where smaller or economically vulnerable states may yield to U.S. demands on trade, security, or access to resources in exchange for short-term benefits, even as larger democracies like South Africa and Ghana resist and push back to protect their sovereignty.
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