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Hi guys, welcome to Afroartista. In this video we discover 6 African countries most ideal for Black Americans who might wish to go back to their roots to live and work in a black majority country.
South Africa.
South Africa is one of the African countries that have gladly embraced industrialisation. It also takes pride in being home to the continent's richest city; Cape Town, which offers the luxuries of urbanisation, especially because of its location. It lies between the iconic Table Mountain and the ocean. South Africa also takes pride in its rapidly-developing technology industry, as seen in Johannesburg, which has set the record of being the economic capital of the continent since it is home to most of the international mining companies. The rapid growth of Small and Medium Enterprises is also a promising factor that an investor or diaspora immigrant would want to consider when relocating to South Africa. It’s also an English speaking country which guarantees ease of navigation around and blending in.
Rwanda.
This East African country has been trending worldwide for all the right reasons. Its pace of development is nothing short of astronomical. It has one of the fastest growing economies in Africa as evidenced by the beautiful bustling Capital City Kigali as well as the smooth highways. The quality of life is very cheap and a regular American pay check will leave you living like a King here. Housing is widely available with all the amenities you would find in any First World Country. Rwanda is renowned for its green, mountainous landscape.
Tanzania
The country is incredibly beautiful with lots National parks like the Serengeti that house the big Five. It is also home to Africa’s highest Mountain Kilimanjaro as well as numerous coastal beaches with white sand and luxurious resorts. Tanzania is safe and free from any form of violence meaning you can live, work, or visit this country when you want to. Political conflicts are unheard of and crime is low which make it the safest country in East Africa if not all of Africa. Tanzanian are known to be the most polite Africans and very hospitable. Most speak Swahili and English to a lesser extent. The standard of living is very affordable as a dollar exchanges for 2300 Tanzanian currency.
Kenya.
Kenya is another ideal destination for African diaspora, as it boasts of state-of-the-art IT infrastructure and admirable cosmopolitan districts. Nairobi, its capital city, is considered as a hub for organisations like the Rockefeller Foundation and General Electric. Apart from good infrastructure, the country also has stylish but affordable housing options. Moreover, the country's culture is also welcoming, and it has a ton of opportunities that one can venture in.
Kenya is well positioned for economic growth because of its geographic location, its innovative-aggressive population, and relatively good infrastructure and facilities. The technology industry offers much promise, and Internet connectivity is considered to be the best on the continent today.
Nairobi is fast becoming the African city of choice for multinational companies seeking a foothold for their African operations. The city possesses much of the sophistication of the large South African cities, but provides these offerings in a “kinder and gentler” way. While there are some tensions around election time, the government is generally considered stable and relatively safe, though I encourage visitors to be vigilant.
Ghana.
Ghana has in the past couple of decades experienced significant growth in its transportation, mining, telecommunication, and hydrocarbon industries. Apart from the opportunities, Ghana is generally a safe country, as it suffers less corruption and political instability, unlike most of its neighbouring countries. Ghana is Africa’s fastest growing economy and has developed a remarkable degree of stability. The government of Ghana has been demonstrating a commitment to investing proceeds into the country’s social and physical infrastructure, increasing the overall liveability in the nation.
Seychelles
Seychelles is another one of the top 10 best countries in Africa, as it has a human development index of 0.801 and a life expectancy of 73.7 years. The country's economic growth is significantly influenced by tourism, and the country's GDP has grown more than six times in less than five decades. This island nation situated in the warm Indian ocean waters is home to award winning tropical beaches and very warm, hospitable diverse mix of African peoples.
