Some of my business contacts who are big-time are AAs who did business in Africa. So many have lived their and became major in their line of business. Black people don't understand the asset that is AMERICA to a 3rd world country. Especially when you got means. Means are valuable in every country.
Okay... I kinda take back what I said. You seem to know what you talking about. I been to Ethiopia and it would be HARD af for the average ADOS to navigate but Botswana doesn't seem to bad.Who is that Black man btw? And btw what African countries have you visited?
Plus I think the most cases are in certain areas. But hey not discouraging ADOS who WANT to invest in Africa but.... You need to do your research and LOTS of research.Good point. But what African countries have you visited?
Ethiopia got enough support from their diaspora as well as pride to where they are the least needy of outside influence regardless of race/status/class. Africans across the continent talk about how tough it is to make moves within Ethiopia.Okay... I kinda take back what I said. You seem to know what you talking about. I been to Ethiopia and it would be HARD af for the average ADOS to navigate but Botswana doesn't seem to bad.
What's your favorite?
I could visit Dar but I couldn't live there personally. It's too hot and the culture is too conservative for me. And although it makes sense the fact that english is optional means that the average Tanzanian isn't fluent in english whereas the average Kenyan is. Couple that with Nairobi literally being around 80 degrees with no humidity kinda makes it the overall top choice in Africa for most people.TZ is my dream country. Love the culture, history and love the Indian ocean coast of Africa. Plus their govt even with their flaws are doing a good ass job especially with infrastructure. Dar es Salaam is a city I can easily live in.
As for South Africa just be mindful.
Kenya.
Yea.... WHICH ONES?
I wanna know cuz it seems you been in the loop. Not really interested in Kenya. But being near the coast and plenty of beaches should make that bearable in my opinion. I prefer cities near beaches. And I know cats who been to Dar and said that the communication was doable.
That would be great to do. I'll hit you up, especially since you can never have too many contacts.The venture capitalist that I was refering to is based here. Kenya is a bit easier to navigate because of the UN and diplomatic communities. You just need to really be liquid if you want to set up shop. You need a minimum of $100,000 in cash flow unless you intend to partner with a local.
On the low, I've been thinking of setting up a company that assists AfrAms with getting safe investments on the continent. Someone reached out to me about this.
