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Though Africa gained independence in the 60s, much of the wealth remained in colonial hands. Talking hotels, mines, telecom firm…shyt that sits at the intersection of government and industry.
Whites hate Blacks more than anything in the world and when redistributing wealth (Structurally, as the capitalistic/free-market system mandates) it will pass to Asian hands before Blacks because if Blacks had full control of their stations then Africa’s sustained growth would upset the global power balance + keeping the Black race down is something every white person sees as key to their own survival because the devil is grafted weak and wicked, he can’t imagine a world that isn’t run on exploitation of fellow man.
U brought up Kenya-arguably the face of East Africa’s Indian community. I think of the power the Mara-Atlas group holds, just a whale of a conglomerate that in thirty years has branched out to become the largest financial holding firm in the region from a $5000 family loan. To put that in perspective, thats like Tyler Perry level maximization..But in actuality….
As Atlas Mara is facing financial constraints, can the firm ensure it can repay the depositors across Africa, should it go belly-up? What happens to all those A
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They’re cliqued up tight with Bob Diamond
So Bob Diamond is a finance criminal, former VP of Barclays (really big British bank) illegally fixed the interest rate of the UK, stole money, got rich, sniff coke- you know the happs..But who orchestrated the transition of Barclays Africa holdings (Billions) from White hands into poor Indian hands? Overnight these kinds of guys become millionaires and as they’re in a foreign land, they stick together, and since they haven’t been spoon-fed Black division, there isn’t that chilling effect that hinders inter-African finance. Kagame (pm of Rwanda) would rather partner with them (This is what Coli dudes say about krupt Africans) to build smartphones and promenades than a Nigerian or South African financier..This creates Indian dynasties that you speak of in East Africa.
