More than 200 U.S. CDC-trained Ugandan experts are supporting the Ministry of Health’s Ebola response, among them Joseph Ojwang, who trained healthcare workers at Entebbe International Airport. For decades, America has worked with Uganda and the world to stop the spread of infectious diseases at the source, highlighting American leadership in action. #FightEbolaUG26 #Freedom250

On June 4, 2026, New York-headquartered Convalt Energy and the Government of Lesotho signed an agreement to build a 1,200-megawatt electricity and AI data center valued at $6.2 billion. The project will utilize U.S.-manufactured materials generating $2 billion for U.S. exporters and add to U.S. and global computing capability to fuel the AI revolution. It will also allow Lesotho to become a regional power exporter. Congratulations on this cutting-edge partnership!

Congratulations to @BoeingAirplanes and @UG_Airlines for a commitment for new 787 Dreamliner and 737 Max aircraft. This agreement highlights American excellence in innovation, manufacturing, and aviation, enabling @UG_Airlines to modernize its fleet and expand its route network. We are excited that Boeing aircraft will continue flying to and from the Pearl of Africa!

Deputy Assistant Secretary Sarah Troutman and Senior Commercial Officer Ashley Bubna spoke at @CSIS at an event co-hosted by @WIIT_DC and @USChamberAfrica. They shared lessons learned and highlighted the successes this Administration has achieved during the first year of the Bureau of African Affairs’ Commercial Diplomacy Strategy—including support for more than $28 billion in deals across Africa. They also discussed strengthening U.S.-Africa commercial ties through dealmaking, market reforms, and strategic investment.

🌎⚽The U.S. is honored to welcome fans from around the world for the FIFA World Cup 2026™! We look forward to seeing you in the U.S. soon! #FIFAWorldCup #WeAre26

Good discussion with State Secretary of Norway Andreas Kravik (@akravik79) and Horn of Africa Envoy Endre Stiansen (@Endre_Stiansen). The United States and Norway continue to collaborate on efforts towards a humanitarian truce as outlined in our joint statement below, a necessary first step towards a lasting peace in a unified, civilian-led Sudan. Our two countries are also making significant humanitarian contributions to save lives in Sudan. The United States has provided $220 million in 2026 for people in need in Sudan, on top of $550 million in 2025. Norway has doubled both its humanitarian and long-term support since 2023. On the DRC we discussed progress on the Washington Accords and Doha Framework, as well as efforts to combat the Ebola outbreak, where the U.S. has already contributed more than $200 million, and Norway is actively engaged in support efforts. We also raised South Sudan and the urgent need for direct dialogue to return to peace and for South Sudan's leaders to start using public revenue appropriately to support their people.

⚽ 11 U.S. cities are preparing to welcome the world for FIFA World Cup 2026™. 🏟️ Hosting matches gives our great country a chance to show the very best of America.

The @StateDept is providing $200M directly to the #Ebola response. U.S.-funded partners are delivering results: 400K individuals reached through community outreach, 1,500 healthcare workers trained, 100 disease surveillance workers deployed at points-of-entry, and more. We're stopping Ebola from reaching our shores.

SECRETARY RUBIO: "On Nigeria, where many were very concerned about violence against Christians, we are now actively in counterterrorism cooperation with the Nigerian government and Nigerian security forces."

We celebrate the enduring faith, time-honored traditions, and remarkable resilience of the Coptic Orthodox Church.  Coptic Christians throughout the United States enrich our national life through their devotion to God, love of family, and steadfast witness to the blessings of faith and freedom. whitehouse.gov/briefings-sta…

[1/6] The United States continues to support a rapid and comprehensive response to Ebola including recently supporting @UNmigration to establish health screening and surveillance operations at points-of-entry and points-of-control in Burundi, the DRC, Rwanda, South Sudan, and Uganda.

The U.S. government has established a process for U.S. citizens who request assistance due to possible Ebola exposure or transportation from the DRC, South Sudan, or Uganda during the ongoing Ebola outbreak. Learn more at travel.state.gov/en/internat…

Congratulations to Assistant Secretary for African Affairs Frank Garcia on his swearing-in. We are fortunate to have such an experienced and distinguished expert serving in this role. Looking forward to working with you to advance President Trump's agenda and strengthen U.S. engagement across Sub-Saharan Africa.

SECRETARY RUBIO: "We're not just providing money, we are also seeking outcomes. It's not just how much money you spend on a program, it's whether you're getting outcomes from it."

The Bureau of African Affairs is pleased to welcome Frank Garcia as our new Assistant Secretary! He brings deep expertise on Africa and looks forward to advancing the Trump Administration’s commercial diplomacy objectives and mutually beneficial partnerships for the American people and peoples of Sub-Saharan Africa. 🎉