America's Worst Nightmare Is Coming True In Africa

In this video, TJ analyzes Kenya's bold pivot toward China and what it signals for the future of Africa's geopolitical alignment. The Subi Shop dives into two key articles revealing how the United States is threatening to revoke Kenya’s Major Non-NATO Ally status after President Ruto praised China’s role in a “new world order.” This comes after a high-profile state visit to Beijing, during which Kenya secured major infrastructure deals and reaffirmed its commitment to the Belt and Road Initiative.

TJ explains why this moment marks a critical inflection point—not just for Kenya, but for Africa as a whole. In response to mounting debt repayments and economic pressure, Kenya is now planning to repay Chinese loans in yuan instead of US dollars. This move directly challenges the dominance of the dollar in African financial systems and could set a precedent for other African nations seeking to escape IMF austerity measures and Washington’s geopolitical leverage.

TJ breaks down how Kenya’s resistance to US pressure is not an isolated act, but a canary in the coal mine. Other African states, from Nigeria to South Africa, are already exploring similar paths toward de-dollarization and greater economic sovereignty. By leaning into yuan-denominated financing and cross-border digital payment systems like China’s CIPS, Africa is signaling a shift toward a multipolar global order.

This analysis is essential for understanding how Kenya is defying long-standing Western influence—and why this could catalyze a continent-wide realignment in favor of China’s economic model. The world is watching, and so should we.
👉 Article 1 here: https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy/article/3321166/kenya-faces-us-threat-praising-chinas-role-new-world-order
👉 Article 2 here: https://share.google/PlGekFv8Ti1Us32sj

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