US-Africa Policy under the Obama Administration, 2009-2017 examines the nature and dynamics US-Africa relations by interrogating certain interests that determine and shape US-Africa’s policy since 1960. It specifically examines the legacy of Obama’s Administration policy between 2009 and 2017 by x-raying some of the laid down ground-work and programmes for stronger ties and more importantly, for the future. The book dissects issues such as US-Africa Economic Relations, Africa Reform Programmes under Obama, US-Africa Leaders’ Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), Security, Counter-terrorism and Humanitarian Assistance towards Africa. The book is remarkable and robust contribution to the study of International Relations as it offers fresh perspectives on US-Africa Relations. The book will be of immense value to anyone who is interested in US-Africa’s engagement.