Beijing's leadership losing sleep at night.
This isn't about trade wars or military bases. This is about something far more dangerous to global power structures: 50 million African Americans connecting with 1.3 billion continental Africans to build an economic empire that bypasses China entirely.I'm

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South Africa pig farm murders: Adrian de Wet walks free as he ...
Aug 7, 2025 — Adrian de Wet was one of three men facing murder charges after Maria Makgato, 45, and Lucia Ndlovu, 34, were

There's never been an accurate account of ppl in Africa. There's a baby boom right now

Africas new OCEAN---https://youtu.be/o-AnrRJTBtI?si=xloCDN5q0ROPljY0

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Last Thursday, 17 hidden facilities across Burkina Faso were dismantled in a coordinated strike ordered by Captain Ibrahim Traoré. What appeared to be aid offices and NGOs were in fact Israeli-linked espionage hubs, siphoning African data for over 15 years. With 2 million citizen profiles recovered, Africa has declared: “Our Data, Our Choice.”

Other pathways to free travel might include utilizing frequent flyer programs or credit card points for flights, but organized free trips are primarily available through programs like Birthright AFRICA.
About the Birthright AFRICA Program
What it is: A nonprofit organization offering free, educational trips to Africa.
Eligibility: Open to U.S. citizens of African descent between the ages of 13 and 30.
What's covered: Flights, accommodations, food, and museum costs are covered.

Yes, people of African descent, specifically youth and young adults between 13 and 30 years old, can get free plane tickets and other expenses covered for trips to Africa through the Birthright AFRICA nonprofit organization, which aims to connect them with their cultural roots and African heritage.