Nigeria builds fast. South Africa builds deep. Dangote, Anglo American Platinum, BUA, MTN: From oil-fuelled family firms to bank-backed conglomerates, Africa’s two biggest economies reveal starkly different models for growth. Discover the stories TAR THE DECISIVE LEAP InstaDeep’s Beguir: ‘Africa can be developed without a single cent of public money’ Karim Beguir, the CEO of InstaDeep, outlines a development strategy for Africa built on AI, renewable energy and digital currencies.

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America and Europe... They are the mafia governments that have more bribe/assassination money, intelligence, and firepower to control Afrika. Attacking one Afrikan leader/country is an attack on all Afrikan leaders/countries. Even the corrupt Afrikan leaders should be shaking in their shoes. They can be expelled or assassinated at a moment's notice when not in total agreement to serve what's in the best interests of those evil white foreign powers. Black Afrikan corrupt leaders put their own family at risk. Afrikan history tells us about the Afrikan kings and chiefs who helped capture other Afrikan tribes to be enslaved by the white man, so that those kings and chiefs, their kin, and people would be safe from being enslaved. Well, this didn't always happen, as some of those kings and chiefs who made deals with white Europeans, including some of their kin and people, ended up being enslaved as well. No one is safe. The white man can change his mind at an instant. When they see you as expendable, they will do to you whatever they want now or later. What came later was the colonization of 90% of Afrika. All kings and chiefs were forced to submit to the white European colonization and imperialism. So when you think you are safe by helping the white man (foreign invaders), your dealings can either turn against you while living or against your children and grandchildren after you're dead and gone. Shocking How Captain Ibrahim Traoré's Soldier Was Paid 5 million dollars to assassinate Him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AabdoYOBaH0

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764,000 people lost money on Trump’s crypto scam according to data provided by analytics firm Chainalysis to CNBC: “Most of the wallets that lost money held smaller amounts of the token, according to the firm’s on-chain analysis. Crypto wallets are accounts that store the keys you need to access and use your cryptocurrency holdings.” … And guess what, Trump and the con artists and grifters in his orbit made a killing off the rubes: “Chainalysis said that while around 2 million wallets have bought into the token, 58 wallets made more than $10 million apiece, totaling roughly $1.1 billion in gains.” … 58 people made millions. 764,000 lost money. MAGA!

Tuesday, May 6, 2025 That Funding Includes Elementary Schools, Public Schools, Public Health Agencies, Colleges, Universities, Medical Institutions, Religious Institutions, Funeral Homes, News Media, Libraries, NonProfits, ForProfits, NonGovernmental Agencies (NGOs), Sororities, Fraternities, etc. … They will harm HUMANITY for Money (Greed)! This was done throughout the PlanDemic (ScamDemic) and more on a global scale. Many lives murdered via Lies and Greed. Divine Accountability Is Here. 🙏🏿

The stock market is back up again, but how can this make you money? If you've been following us, you would have bought at the bottom when we said stocks were down, and you'd be celebrating now. No worries, you have another chance. Here's a killer strategy to profit from stocks: Smart Dollar-Cost Averaging Set a Budget: Invest a fixed amount monthly ($200-$500) you can afford. Choose Quality: Buy diversified ETFs (like S&P 500) or blue-chip stocks (e.g., Apple, Microsoft) with strong track records. Buy More on Dips: When the market drops 5-10%, boost your investment by 20-30% to snag cheaper shares. Reinvest Dividends: Auto-reinvest dividends to compound your gains. Rebalance Yearly: Check your portfolio annually. Trim overweights (over 30%) to stay diversified. Why It Works This strategy uses market dips to buy low, grows wealth via dividends, and keeps risk in check with diversification. Stick with it, use a low-cost brokerage (Bamboo, Trove), and avoid panic-selling. Happy Trading!

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Nigeria Takes a Bold Step into Crypto — But Will It Be Chaos or Innovation? The Central Bank of Nigeria is easing restrictions, now allowing banks to work with SEC-licensed Virtual Asset Service Providers. Easier money movement could unlock a wave of tech-savvy investors and startups. But with a history of fraud and shaky regulations, risks loom large. Without strict oversight, innovation could quickly spiral into turmoil.

Nigeria's Crypto Leap: Bold, Timely—But Not Without Risks Nigeria just made a groundbreaking move—signing the Investments and Securities Act (ISA) 2025 into law, officially placing cryptocurrencies and digital assets under SEC oversight. This decisive step introduces anti-money laundering safeguards and could catapult Nigeria to the forefront of regulated crypto innovation in Africa. But with opportunity comes caution: While this could spark a surge in blockchain startups and global investor interest, smaller traders might feel the pinch of compliance. With a young, tech-driven population, the potential for digital finance growth is massive—but successful enforcement will be the true game-changer. The race has begun. Will Nigeria lead or lag? Time will tell—but the world is watching.