Melania Trump, on a tour of 4 African nations, giving an exclusive interview to ABC News

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Melania Trump, on a tour of 4 African nations, giving an exclusive interview to ABC News




Melania Trump will meet with the presenter of the "World News Tonight" Weekend and the National Affairs Correspondent, Tom Llamas, of ABC News, for an interview that will be broadcast next week.



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The famous private first lady has tried to find her position in the center of world attention, while escaping the media's gaze from the White House. He is currently on a tour of four nations of Africa.


He is highlighting his "Be Best" initiative and what the administration considers to be the positive impact of US aid on the African continent: the assistance that Donald Trump has proposed to reduce by 30 percent.


Melania Trump visited mothers and children in an African hospital, became involved with school-age children in Malawi and laid a wreath on the "no return door" at Cape Coast Castle, the last point that many abducted Africans saw before that they get on the boats. Sent to the Americas to become slaves.



PHOTO: First Lady Melania Trump visits Chipala Elementary School in Lilongwe with teacher Maureen Masi on October 4, 2018 during a visit to Malawi as part of her weeklong trip to Africa to promote her Be Best campaign.Saul Loeb / AFP / Getty Images
First Lady Melania Trump visits Chipala Elementary School in Lilongwe with teacher Maureen Masi on October 4, 2018 during a visit to Malawi as part of her weeklong trip to Africa to promote her 'Be Best' campaign.

In Ghana, on Tuesday, he visited the "Obama Hall", named after the 44th president, who visited the continent in 2009.



PHOTO: First Lady Melania Trump speaks at the White House Rose Garden on May 7, 2018 in Washington, DC. Trump described his new initiatives, known as the Be Best program, during the event.
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At a primary school in Lilongwe, Malawi, Melania Trump donated school supplies and interacted with the students. A chorus of students sang: "Welcome, welcome, welcome, we are happy today, we are happy to see you."


He also had a private meeting with Gertrude Maseko, the first lady of Malawi.


"Thank you for having me here, and thank you for a warm welcome," said Melania Trump at the school in Malawi. "I wanted to be here to see the successful programs the United States is providing to children, and thank you for educating them to be 'Be the Best', be the best they can and become educated adults for generations to come."



PHOTO: First Lady Melania Trump holds a baby when she visits the Greater Accra Regional Hospital in Accra, Ghana, on October 2, 2018.Carolyn Kaster / AP
First Lady Melania Trump holds a baby while visiting the Greater Accra Regional Hospital in Accra, Ghana, on October 2, 2018.

Donald Trump has not yet visited the African continent as president. The White House has not said if it intends to do so.


He offered a positive review of his wife's trip so far.



PHOTO: First Lady Melania Trump receives flowers from a young woman next to the First Lady of Malawi, Gertrude Mutharika, on the left, upon her arrival at the Lilongwe International Airport, on October 4, 2018, as part of her trip week to Africa.Saul Loeb / AFP / Getty Images
First Lady Melania Trump receives flowers from a young woman next to the First Lady of Malawi, Gertrude Mutharika, on the left, upon her arrival at Lilongwe International Airport, on October 4, 2018, as part of her week-long trip to Africa.

"She is doing a great job as first lady, I will tell you, really great," the president said on Tuesday. "And you think it's an easy job, it's not an easy job, it's hard work, she's fantastic."


Earlier this year, Donald Trump offered a very different opinion when asked about immigrants from Haiti or African nations, whom he referred to as "hole countries."



PHOTO: First Lady Melania Trump and head teacher Maureen Masi watch the children play soccer balls at Chipala Elementary School in Lilongwe, Malawi, on October 4, 2018.Carolyn Kaster / AP
First Lady Melania Trump and principal teacher Maureen Masi observe how children play soccer balls at Chipala Elementary School, in Lilongwe, Malawi, on October 4, 2018.

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