BlackKenichi:


At the bolded - I couldn't agree more. Look at the EU. It once started off as simply a pan-[b]Euro trade institution but as time went on it became a bloated mess [/b]with it gaining more power and creating it's own currency. Africa should not emulate the EU.

gallivant:


No we don't.Everybody can keep their cultures and do business regardless.What does ones culture have to do with infrastructure, trade, investments etc?What is Pan Africanism?You clearly have no idea what you are talking about.

Khartoum – Around 100,000 acres in Sudan have been allocated for small-scale farmers Egyptian at the rate of 10 acres each, Minister of Investment, Dr. Mustafa Osman Ismail said yesterday a meeting with delegation from Egypt, headed by Counselor Ahmed Al-Fudali.
"Sudan gives maximum priority to Egyptian investors in the Sudan," Ismail said. He added that currently, the volume of Egyptian investments in the Sudan stands at US$3 billions and is expected to increase to US$11 billion during the forthcoming period.
He hoped that the Nile Valley Parliament between the two countries will be set-up soon, with its first task being to restore integration between the two sisterly countries and remove any obstacles hampering their progress.
Meanwhile, Al-Fudali underlined the importance of giving the opportunity to Egyptian youth to invest in Sudan.
He affirmed Egypt's full solidarity with Sudan to lift the unjust embargo imposed on its people, indicating Sudan's capability to challenge embargo by proceeding on the path of development.
He hoped that relations between the two countries witness tangible development given the will and desire of the leaders in the two countries to strengthen and promote relations between the two nations
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Sudan is ranked as the second biggest investor in Ethiopia after China with an estimated 2.4 billion in investments, the Sudanese Investors Society in Addis Ababa announced.

According to the Society's president, Awad al-Kareem Sa'eed there are 800 Sudanese businesspeople registered in Ethiopia. Despite some difficulties, he said obtaining investment permits and licenses in Ethiopia is a very smooth procedure, contrary to Sudan

gallivant:


The Greeks, Romanians and other poorer European nations would disagree.

ababda:


Actually, i do. It is pretty much happening or beginning to happened within the region in some countries.



http://news.sudanvisiondaily.com/details.html?rsnpid=243584

http://www.dailynewsegypt.com/2014/12/13/10000-sudanese-acres-ready-egyptian-farmers-sudanese-investment-minister/




http://allafrica.com/stories/201407150354.html


So, i know what it is. Thank You.

InsertName:
pointless thread

muafrika:
That would explain your presence here,

InsertName:


I dont understand why east, central, and southern africans are on here.

muafrika:
Its the INTER(national)NET,

You create something on the internet, it belongs to the whole wide world.

Sorry, but you better get used to sharing,

InsertName:


We aren't zulu, bantu, somali, spanish, etc. Yet you all crowd our boards. We are West Africans, leave us alone.

muafrika:
Are you saying other W.African nations are welcome to the forum?

Why the hate?

West Africa is not an Island,

And Bantus have many relative tribes in W. Africa. You could be of one of them.

InsertName:


We are not relatives. West Africans are unique on to themselves. West Africans have distinct cultures, long histories of empires/civilizations, languages, populations, and customs different from the rest of the continent. So yes, West Africa is sort of like an island unto itself.

Yes other W. Africans are welcome because we understand each other. Im tired of Somalis, Zulus, etc messing up our message boards. Anyway, I dont make the rules here and thus cannot force anyone to leave.

muafrika:
Not related? Distinct? Lets let science be the judge of that.

What's your specific ethnicity? Lets start from there.

InsertName:


I dont care. I/we are not related to you guys. Perhaps a few tribes near the Nigerian/Cameroonian border because Cameroon is where central africa starts. You rarely ever hear West Africans speaking about Central, East, and Southern Africans.

muafrika:
For the sake of those few relatives, we care.

And we do not need to be related to use anysite. We are not asking permission either. The internet is a free for all space. Regardless of the name it bears.

I thought I had enough of NL. For your sake am staying.

gallivant: