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Home›African Arguments›Politics›Tillerson didn’t do much for Africa. Pompeo could well be worse.›us-africa-mike-pompeo

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Mike Pompeo has been named as Rex Tillerson’s successor as US Secretary of State. Credit: Gage Skidmore.

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