Iranian president concludes Africa tour with economic agreements and anti-West rhetoric

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi visited Zimbabwe on the last leg of his Africa trip to strengthen ties and counter US sanctions.
Raisi was welcomed by Zimbabwe's President and supporters criticizing Western "interference" in African nations.
Iran and Zimbabwe signed 12 agreements to cooperate in sectors like agriculture, pharmaceuticals, energy and telecoms.
Zimbabwe thanked Iran for supporting its liberation war against white minority rule in the 1970s.
Raisi also visited Kenya and Uganda, as Iran aims to expand trade with Africa to over $2 billion this year.