Biden's Africa Railway Visit

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Biden’s long-awaited Africa trip to tout a win against China

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U.S.-backed railway project aims to divert critical minerals away from China .

At stake are vast supplies of minerals like copper and cobalt, which are found in Congo .

China signed an agreement with Tanzania and Zambia in September to revive a rival railway line to Africa 's eastern coast .

“It benefits everyone if there’s an easy way to move across the continent, whether that’s critical minerals or just moving stuff from India to Brazil to New York .” (Additional reporting by David Lewis in Nairobi , Trevor Hunnicutt and Simon Lewis in Washington and Miguel Gomes in Luanda ; Editing by Frances Kerry ).