Lib Echanj ann Afrik.

Veye sak ap pase ann Afrik.
Yon gwo revolisyon pral pase.
26 peyi afriken siyen yon Akò Lib Echanj (free trade zone).

Se pral pi gwo zòn ekonomik sou planèt lan.

Wi SASAYE ,AYISYEN sitou se pou yo komanse repanse de jan yo we LAFRIK.
Se kote ki gen EKONOMI ki pi pefoman sou PLANET lan.
Yo montre REZILTA le yo pa kite ENPERYALIS EWOPEYEN yo ak ERITYE yo ETAZINI dikte anko.

Nou sonje ETYOPI kote MOUN t ap mouri GRANGOU ?
Kounye an yo se youn lan pi gwo EKSPOTATE MANJE.
Yon lot bagay ,anpil peyi ann AFRIK ap depanse MASIVMAN lan EDIKASYON.
Yon peyi tankou GHANA pote la BANYE ;depi 1998 yo pa janm depanse mwens ke 30% PNB yo lan EDIKASYON.

NIJERYA deja 20yem EKONOMI sou PLANET .Sou lis CIA a .yo mete l 21yem ;men yo mete INYON EWOPEYEN an tankou yon EKONOMI.
Menm NIJERYA sa a ;yo predi ke lan 20 AN l ap depase la FRANS ak LANGLETE.
Sanble se noumenm selman ki ap ranse ;sanble nou pa p diy pou nou rele TET nou "pitit LAFRIK"

1 China $17,630,000,000,000 2014 est.
2 European Union $17,610,000,000,000 2014 est.
3 United States $17,460,000,000,000 2014 est.
4 India $7,277,000,000,000 2014 est.
5 Japan $4,807,000,000,000 2014 est.
6 Germany $3,621,000,000,000 2014 est.
7 Russia $3,568,000,000,000 2014 est.
8 Brazil $3,073,000,000,000 2014 est.
9 France $2,587,000,000,000 2014 est.
10 Indonesia $2,554,000,000,000 2014 est.
11 United Kingdom $2,435,000,000,000 2014 est.
12 Mexico $2,143,000,000,000 2014 est.
13 Italy $2,066,000,000,000 2014 est.
14 Korea, South $1,786,000,000,000 2014 est.
15 Saudi Arabia $1,616,000,000,000 2014 est.
16 Canada $1,579,000,000,000 2014 est.
17 Spain $1,534,000,000,000 2014 est.
18 Turkey $1,512,000,000,000 2014 est.
19 Iran $1,284,000,000,000 2014 est.
20 Australia $1,100,000,000,000 2014 est.
21 Nigeria $1,058,000,000,000 2014 est.
22 Taiwan $1,022,000,000,000 2014 est.
23 Thailand $990,100,000,000 2014 est.
24 Egypt $945,400,000,000 2014 est.

Wi gen PITIT LAFRIK ki ap fe de bagay EKSTRAWODINE ann AFRIK.

Youn lan pi gwo pwoblem NIJERYA te genyen se transfomasyon LWIL lan ,ann AFRIK.
Yo te konn ekstre PETROL BRIT lan ,men yo te blije voye ann EWOP ou ETAZINI pou transfome l.

Pa p gen sa pyes anko.AIKO DANGOTE ap envesti 9 MILYA DOLA ak asosye CHINWA pou yo transfome PETROL lan.
RAFINRI an preske fini ;se ap yon "game changer"

Angola's dos Santos in China seeking cash for ailing economy

Reuters
Jun 9, 2015

BEIJING (Reuters) - Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos met Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on Tuesday on a state visit to seek financing for projects, including a $4.5 billion hydropower scheme, intended to revive an economy hit by low crude prices.

Construction firm China Gezhouba said it had won the contract to build the dam in the southern African nation, a project that would take six years to complete and be financed by Chinese bank loans.

"China and Angola are good brothers and long term strategic partners," Xi told dos Santos, adding that Beijing would encourage more Chinese companies to invest in Africa's number two oil producer, according to Chinese state television.

China has built strong ties with Angola since the end of a long civil war in 2002. Luanda now sells around half of its 1.7 million barrels per day oil output to China.

Angolan foreign minister Georges Chikoti said Dos Santos was seeking financial backing for "priority projects".

"These are projects in the financial industry, high education, energy, training and agriculture," he was quoted as saying in state media. There were no more details.

With oil hitting a six-year low of $45 a barrel in January and the global output glut unlikely to abate with OPEC maintaining supply levels, Angola's oil-dependent economy is in trouble.

The central bank devalued the kwanza by 6 percent last week and the government is predicting a budget deficit of 7 percent of GDP for this year even after massive cuts to state spending.

Oil accounts for around half of Angola's GDP, 80 percent of tax revenues and 90 percent of export earnings.

"I don't think dos Santos is going there to beg but there will be some negotiations around increased funding from China," said Cobus de Hart, Angola analyst with NKC African Economics in Cape Town.

Beijing has issued oil-backed loans to Angola since 2003, a year after it emerged from a 27-year civil war. Including the latest hydropower loan, those debts now amount to more than $20 billion.

"Dos Santos is one of the few leaders in Africa who can actually single-handedly raise billions," said Anthony Lopes Pinto, managing director of Imara Securities Angola.

"Angola is the largest recipient of Chinese FDI in Africa and increased FDI is one of the ways to avoid recession."

Associated Press