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US to drastically slash the number of embassies in Africa that can process visas
The U.S. State Department plans to reduce the number of embassies and consulates in Africa processing visas from nearly 50 to 20, part of the Trump administration's efforts to limit immigration. Non-hub countries will require citizens to travel to designated hubs for visa processing, posing travel challenges.
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U.S. State DepartmentorganizationTrump administrationorganizationMarco RubiopersonAbidjan, Ivory CoastplaceAccra, GhanaplaceAddis Ababa, EthiopiaplaceCape Town, South AfricaplaceDakar, SenegalplaceDar-Es-Salaam, TanzaniaplaceDjibouti, DjiboutiplaceJohannesburg, South AfricaplaceKampala, UgandaplaceKigali, RwandaplaceKinshasa, CongoplaceLagos, NigeriaplaceLome, TogoplaceLuanda, AngolaplaceMalabo, Equatorial GuineaplaceMonrovia, LiberiaplaceNairobi, KenyaplacePort Louis, MauritiusplacePraia, Cape VerdeplaceYaounde, Cameroonplace
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