U.S. President Joe Biden is to travel to Angola next month, in what will be his first visit to the African continent while in office, the White House announced on Tuesday. He is set to meet with President Joao Lourenco to discuss issues including firming up economic ties and boosting security.
Biden to travel to Angola next month, making his first trip to Africa as U.S. President
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