Essential The Africa the Media Doesn't Tell You About

[Poitier]

I`d rather see an African Branded amusement park come from this but the Disney brand is strong globally so there is that. Interested to see what comes from this and if they actually do some good business.

Yeah, I like it given the big brand...just gotta keep these conglomerates in check.

 

[Bawon Samedi]

Zimbabwe infrastructure >>>

Despite the sanctions and Mugabe years it's still one of the most developed countries in Africa.

I been trying to tell negros this. Reports are already saying the economy MAY(again may dont get on me please...) jumpstart this year in 2018. Zimbabwe imo just needed a proper leader even if he was corrupt as hell.

 

[Bawon Samedi]

Zimbabwe also always had one of the best tourism sectors in Africa. It just had a bad rep. Like I said before tourism is underrated. But I now feel bad for Zambia.

 

[Trajan]

I been trying to tell negros this. Reports are already saying the economy MAY(again may dont get on me please...) jumpstart this year in 2018. Zimbabwe imo just needed a proper leader even if he was corrupt as hell.

 

[Bawon Samedi]

Then on top of that further Chinese infrastructure development. And on top of having an educated population.

 

[Red Shield]

Obviously a move to boost tourism but I hope they keep Disney in check because they will seek to buy all of the wildlife ranges.

Hopefully their smart about this..

 

[Friskies]

Disney is trying some charm offensive all the while having never produced a proper black Disney movie based on black people and black culture.

 

[Trajan]

 

[Apollo Creed]

Havent watched yet but leaving this here.

 

[LeetStickMcGee]

I’m excited to go to Nigeria this year to visit family! Looking forward to post pictures.

 

[staticshock]

Watching BBC world news Africa Business report and it’s some internet CEO from anew York saying his company is about to expand to Africa cause the internet’s next billion users will come from the continent

 

[Frangala]

Watching BBC world news Africa Business report and it’s some internet CEO from anew York saying his company is about to expand to Africa cause the internet’s next billion users will come from the continent

Africa leaped the landline phone stage through mobile. That's cash transfer services are making a lot of money (M-Pesa) because everybody has a cell phone in a continent of 1.2 billlion. So any type of technological innovation tied to the daily needs of Africans will be profitable for its innovators. I just wish that entrepreneurs from the continent would be the ultimate beneficiaries.

I want the infrastructure and fiber optics to be set up though. That would be a game changer just thinking about the educational potential of young people having access to courses from all the great universities of the world available for them on the internet.

 

[staticshock]

Africa leaped the landline phone stage through mobile. That's cash transfer services are making a lot of money (M-Pesa) because everybody has a cell phone in a continent of 1.2 billlion. So any type of technological innovation tied to the daily needs of Africans will be profitable for its innovators. I just wish that entrepreneurs from the continent would be the ultimate beneficiaries.

I want the infrastructure and fiber optics to be set up though. That would be a game changer just thinking about the educational potential of young people having access to courses from all the great universities of the world available for them on the internet.

I really don’t know anything about Africa. So I looked up M Pesa and while doing that I started researching different African companies like Safaricom.

It seems like app developers and mobile security personnel could make bank in Africa.

 

[AB Ziggy]

Africa got 6 out of 10 of the fastest growing economies in 2018

The top 10 fastest growing economies in 2018

 

[Trajan]

Africa got 6 out of 10 of the fastest growing economies in 2018

The top 10 fastest growing economies in 2018

I don't know about these lists

Where's Turkey?...their economy grew by 11.1% in 2017