It’s interesting that Robert Frasure, the US ambassador to the Contact group, spent most of his career in Africa He spent a number of years as the main Africa expert in the National Security Council. He was engaged in Angola, Ethiopia and Zimbabwe. Western diplomatic sources describe him as “a top expert for wild tribal conflicts”. The fall of communism […]
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