VOICED : Obama leaves symbolic legacy in Africa

The transcript discusses Obama's visits to Africa during his presidency, highlighting his speeches and initiatives like Power Africa. It reflects on Africa's growth, Obama's popularity, and the challenges he faced in meeting expectations. Despite his efforts, there was a sense of disappointment in the tangible outcomes, though his emotional impact and legacy remain significant.

Which countries did Obama visit during his first trip to Africa as President in 2009?

• Morocco and Algeria

• Egypt and Ghana

• Nigeria and Kenya

• South Africa and Tanzania

What was one of the key messages Obama delivered during his speeches in Africa?

• Africa needs to reduce its population growth.

• Africa is one of the fastest growing regions and should be optimistic.

• Africa should isolate itself from global markets.

• Africa should focus on traditional industries.

How did the public in South Africa honor Obama during his visit?

• By naming a street after him

• By painting buses in his honor

• By organizing a parade

• By awarding him a national medal

What was the goal of the Power Africa initiative launched by Obama?

• To improve healthcare facilities

• To increase internet access

• To double electricity outputs across Africa by 2030

• To build new highways

What was a major challenge Obama faced regarding his actions in Africa?

• Meeting the high expectations set by his inspiring words

• Finding enough financial resources

• Gaining support from other world leaders

• Overcoming language barriers