Domestic and international terrorism aside, the United States and the People's Republic of China (PRC), are vying for influence over African governments and people. Not unlike the Cold War, the primary means of exerting influence in Africa is through the use of nonviolent instruments of grand strategy. The author considers one nonviolent instrument of grand strategy in particular, political warfare. He suggests that the PRC has used political warfare as its leading grand strategic instrument in Africa and offers a concise, detailed overview of U. S. capabilities to conduct political warfare in Africa in four of its nation-states. | Political Warfare In Sub-saharan Africa by Donovan C Chau, Paperback | Indigo Chapters