PM visit to Africa
Prime Minister Theresa May leads an ambitious three-nation trip to Africa.
The Prime Minister visited South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya for the first time with senior ministers and a wide-ranging trade delegation.
The three-day trip to Africa was her first visit to the continent as Prime Minister.
This is a time of enormous change across Africa with a unique opportunity, as the UK moves towards Brexit, for a truly Global Britain to invest in and work alongside African nations, with mutual benefits.
General announcements
Announcements related to the overall trip will appear here:
Announcements in South Africa
Articles related to the South Africa visit will appear here:
Announcements in Nigeria
Articles related to the Nigeria visit will appear here:
Announcements in Kenya
Articles related to the Kenya visit will appear here:
Updates to this page
Published 28 August 2018Last updated 30 August 2018 + show all updates
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Updated with press release 'PM announces more than £300 million worth of deals with African nations'
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Added MOD press release on Prime Minister's counter-IED wing visit.
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Updated with press releases 'PM confirms consultation on plastic bag charge to go ahead' and 'New UK support to boost long-term stability in Somalia'
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Added PM's speech to Kenya announcements.
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Added announcement to Kenya section.
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Added page to General announcements. Changed page wording to current tense.
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Added two articles to Nigeria announcements.
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Added link to 'UK offers city expertise to boost Africa's growth' press release
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Linked Mendi bell article to South Africa announcements. Linked Galileo article to General announcements.
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New press release on increased UK diplomatic presence in the Sahel
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Added 'UK-Southern African trade: boosting UK and African economies'.
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New press release added.
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Press statement in South Africa added.
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Added PM's speech in Cape Town.
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