A COLLECTION OF BLOGS: 2014

" It is great news that the USA has taken this bold step to open up Afrikan communications with the USA for business.

Business opportunity relations are long overdue for the US to take active part in encouraging Afrikan businesses and Afrikan Born Americans to invest in Afrika.

Other nations are helping their citizens invest outside the country of origin. This builds up the tourist trade and promote economic growth.

Tourism and immigration is not available for Afrikans to the USA even on a temporary basis. Therefore, the USA is talking, putting forth grand efforts to showcase but doing very little for Afrika."~H.R.M. Nana Kweku Egyir Gyepi III

Bottom line...Foreign corporations in Afrika must do their part to be a positive financial contributor to the economy and the communities where they operate. They must take the lead in fighting corruption by not being corrupt; by not encouraging the padding of pockets to conduct business they way they want or to bypass certain mandates. Foreign companies, historically, has been quite profitable while Afrikan countries has suffered from a high cost of living and very low wages. In the past, foreign companies have violated community trust and have not dealt with local and community leaders to ascertain what the communities and regional needs are.

Yes, investments can be a win win situation and must be! Afrikans must no longer be disrespected knowing that many are quite capable. The Afrikan culture and way of life can no longer be ignored and every effort to be preserved. The biases must be relinquished! Afrikan private, small and large businesses must have opportunity to grow and receive the financial support needed to become solvent . This would put them in a position to spend and purchase within their own communities, therefore, building a stable economic community.

Hotep (Peace) Light One Love!
Apostle Rubie James