Trump’s Board of Peace Divides Africa with Silence

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Trump's Board of Peace Divides Africa with Silence
Trump's Board of Peace Divides Africa with Silence

Africa-Press – Zambia. Davos, Switzerland – January 23, 2026

President Donald Trump launched his controversial “Board of Peace” Thursday in Davos, with only two African nations signing up as founding members.

Morocco and Egypt joined the new international body, which aims to oversee Gaza’s reconstruction and resolve global conflicts. Morocco’s Foreign Minister signed upon instruction from King Mohammed VI.

THE BILLION-DOLLAR CLUB

Permanent membership requires contributing over $1 billion within the first year [The Washington

WESTERN BOYCOTT

Major Western allies including UK, France, Germany, Canada, Norway, and Sweden declined to participate, fearing the board could undermine the United Nations.

Trump has been named the board’s chairman with no term limit and sole authority to choose his successor. His executive council includes son-in-law Jared Kushner, former UK PM Tony Blair, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio

WHAT IT MEANS FOR AFRICA

With a $1 billion price tag, most African nations are effectively locked out of permanent membership. The silence from major African powers like Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, and Ethiopia raises questions about the continent’s unified stance.

Critics call it “a pay-to-play club” and suggest Trump is creating an alternative to the UN Security Council where only he has veto power

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