Africa is the future.

Africa is the future. The most valuable economic resource is people, especially working age and or high-skilled people. Africa's birth rates dwarf everybody else's development and education is improving. Doctors keep adjusting the birth rates of the developed world downward. Well, Africa has something like half of the world's birth. They're going to be both a dominant consumer base and a dominant labor force very quickly. If 40% of the world's population is in Africa, they're going to hold a lot of power over the rest of the world. and everyone else will have to reorient themselves around it, including trade and political alliances. Africa also has immense natural wealth that is comparatively underdeveloped due to poor government. If governments improve, then resources can be further developed. We're already seeing that in projects like the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, which is recently operational and mission 300, which aims to bring electrical access to 300 million homes in Africa by 2030. That's right around the corner. Several companies are working on expanding internet access continent as well. I've talked about this several times. There's also the Lobito Atlantic Railway which runs from Angola to the DRZ in Zambia. And there's a lot of Western backing for roads, railways and mines because we need their metals and minerals for things like EVs, data centers, our great expansion and other electronic components. Countries with colonial ties have natural advantages over outside competitors due to language. There are more French and Portuguese speakers in Africa than there are in Europe. In a decade, people will probably consider other places like Kenya, Morocco, Zambia, Namibia and Nigeria, way more important than somewhere like Belgium or Poland. I put a list at the end of this video of some of the publicly traded companies involved in these projects. So if this is something that you enjoy, use some of the buttons on the side of the screen to share this and follow me for more.