DW took to the streets of seven African countries to find out what citizens there think about the upcoming US presidential election.
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00:00I support Donald Trump.
00:07The reason being is that the fact that he embraces Christianity makes me want to like
00:13vote for him as if I'm a citizen over there.
00:17I support Kamala Harris because I think she's suitable for the presidential role and she's
00:23black herself.
00:25She doesn't support racism.
00:27I think Trump is a bit too dangerous for this world.
00:30Kamala Harris is better for Africa because we know more denations will come towards her.
00:36Personally, I support Trump.
00:38The reason being is that according to him, he supports racism.
00:42He can't support all the American people.
00:45In my humble opinion, I don't think Kamala should be president of the United States.
00:50It should be Trump because of his policies for Africa.
00:54I don't have a preference for Kamala.
00:56I know that regardless of whether she wins or loses, nothing will change for me as a young African black woman.
01:03I'm worse with Trump!
01:05I am leaning towards Trump's administration rather than Harris.
01:08I do want the Trump administration to win because I don't believe American hands should be involved in Africa.
01:13I genuinely believe whatever the U.S. president is going to be, after the election, it would have a great impact.
01:20Let me go for Kamala. It's Kamala Harris.
01:24Personally, I just don't like Donald Trump.
01:26He looks very childish from what I've seen on politics.
01:31Let me go for the woman.
01:33Women would rule the world, yeah.
01:36My choice, I'd say Trump.
01:39Yeah, I'd say Trump.
01:41Mainly because I'm looking at decisions on corporate taxes.
01:48I've heard him say, do you want to reduce corporate taxes?
01:52Between the two candidates, I would like to see Donald Trump again come to be elected as the president of the United States.
01:59Because, of course, his speech according to different prices.
02:04Personally, I'm for female leadership.
02:08Kamala Harris has just introduced herself.
02:13I can't wait to see what she's going to say in her press release.
02:18And how she plans to defend female leadership.
02:21It's not a question of choice, but we'd like to see a woman run the United States for the first time in history.
02:26Why not Kamala Harris?
02:28I'd say Trump.
02:30Because he came with a pretty clear policy.
02:33You have to know that the United States also needs Africa.
02:37And I think that if there are elections today, if there are quacks today, it will have a strong impact on Africa.