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10 African countries that have extradition agreements with the United States
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The United States has extradition treaties or treaty arrangements with a number of African countries, allowing suspects or convicted persons accused of serious crimes to be transferred between jurisdictions under specific legal procedures.
Sierra Leone flag Sierra Leone continues to recognise the extradition arrangements inherited from the former British treaty framework with the United States.
Zimbabwe Flag Zimbabwe signed a modern bilateral extradition treaty with the United States in 1997, which entered into force in 2000.
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