10 Reasons You Should Invest In Africa Right Now.

Investment Opportunities In Africa

Africa's attention is turning away from deficiencies and gaps and toward possibilities, enterprises, and creativity. This is something that companies and individuals who have paid attention to the continent and invested there are well aware of. Fueled by a young population that is quickly urbanizing. Africa is not just the world's fastest-growing continent, but it also has the vast majority of the world's undiscovered natural resources. Africa is a developing continent with immense economic potential, prompting economists to forecast a nominal G.D.P of 2.9 trillion dollars. Africa is forecast to see a phenomenal economic boom, with a projected gross domestic output of 29 trillion dollars by 2050.

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[TheNewTourist]

Africa is so full of untapped resources and investments. Now is the best time to invest. Hope you enjoyed the video. if you did hit the like button so this video can reach more people

[Dr_Du-Little]

The future is certainly bright. We need to physically manifest these great opportunistic ideas given the blessing in resources we have

[muhammadmaimaje]

I am addicted to this channel. Wishing you more success

[patrickcoello]

WHTA IS THE NAME OF THE TRADE AGREEMENT?

[Biobele]

At least noone will try to nuke us 🌍✌🏾

[hclau]

If you are not buying weapons or be ready to surrender your sovereignty, then you don't need to talk to the Americans.
Example : Go read the condition for the American investment aid to Nepal, that the Americans are forcing the Nepalese to accept.
1. projects must be 100% managed by Americans - ok, fine.. your money.
2. Americans working in Nepal cannot be subjected to Nepali Law. The local Law does not apply to Americans who should be deemed as above the Law.
I won't bother going into more details about this attempted "forced colonisation" of Nepal. It beggars believe but it is right there.. blaze abuse of power and total disrespect of a smaller country's sovereignty.
To quote Anthony Blinken - Strong countries must respect the sovereignty of small countries and not interfere into their decisions - In other words, Blinken is saying the USA is a weak country, so his statement don't apply.