What do Africans think about the US election?

DW took to the streets of seven African countries to find out what citizens there think about the upcoming US presidential election.

Transcript

00:00I support Donald Trump.

00:07The reason being is that the fact that he embraces Christianity makes me want to like

00:13vote for him as if I'm a citizen over there.

00:17I support Kamala Harris because I think she's suitable for the presidential role and she's

00:23black herself.

00:25She doesn't support racism.

00:27I think Trump is a bit too dangerous for this world.

00:30Kamala Harris is better for Africa because we know more denations will come towards her.

00:36Personally, I support Trump.

00:38The reason being is that according to him, he supports racism.

00:42He can't support all the American people.

00:45In my humble opinion, I don't think Kamala should be president of the United States.

00:50It should be Trump because of his policies for Africa.

00:54I don't have a preference for Kamala.

00:56I know that regardless of whether she wins or loses, nothing will change for me as a young African black woman.

01:03I'm worse with Trump!

01:05I am leaning towards Trump's administration rather than Harris.

01:08I do want the Trump administration to win because I don't believe American hands should be involved in Africa.

01:13I genuinely believe whatever the U.S. president is going to be, after the election, it would have a great impact.

01:20Let me go for Kamala. It's Kamala Harris.

01:24Personally, I just don't like Donald Trump.

01:26He looks very childish from what I've seen on politics.

01:31Let me go for the woman.

01:33Women would rule the world, yeah.

01:36My choice, I'd say Trump.

01:39Yeah, I'd say Trump.

01:41Mainly because I'm looking at decisions on corporate taxes.

01:48I've heard him say, do you want to reduce corporate taxes?

01:52Between the two candidates, I would like to see Donald Trump again come to be elected as the president of the United States.

01:59Because, of course, his speech according to different prices.

02:04Personally, I'm for female leadership.

02:08Kamala Harris has just introduced herself.

02:13I can't wait to see what she's going to say in her press release.

02:18And how she plans to defend female leadership.

02:21It's not a question of choice, but we'd like to see a woman run the United States for the first time in history.

02:26Why not Kamala Harris?

02:28I'd say Trump.

02:30Because he came with a pretty clear policy.

02:33You have to know that the United States also needs Africa.

02:37And I think that if there are elections today, if there are quacks today, it will have a strong impact on Africa.