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The General Accounting Office’s (GAO) role in African affairs is limited to reviewing various United States programs in Africa, assessing the impact of economic policy actions against African nations, and compiling reports on other forms of U.S. involvement in Africa. A list of issued reports and current assignments involving fieldwork in Africa appears below.

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