Former Deputy Director of the Department of State Services (DSS), Dennis Amachree, has said national interest and influence were the main drivers of Western nations’ interest in Africa.
Papers News reports that Amachree said Africa must be careful and play with caution when liaising with Western nations.
In an interview with News Central, on Wednesday, the former Deputy Director of DSS noted that the growing influence of China and Russia in the Sahel and the United States and France losing out could generate more power play in the continent.