Africa ranks first in the world, according to most current and professional assessments, in the concentration of the world's largest accumulated reserves of gold, antimony, bauxite, chromite, cobalt, diamonds, fluorspar, hafnium, manganese, phosphate rock, platinum metals, titantium, vanadium, vermiculite and zirconium. Africa supplies up to
6% of the world's demand for aluminum, cement, coal, copper, graphite, iron ore, lead, steel and zinc; and it supplies up to 31% of the world's demands for bauxite, cobalt, gold, manganese, phosphate and uranium. Additionally, Africa supplies up to 57% of the world need for chromium and diamonds.
When an opportunity has been lost, there is often the assumption which is commonly portrayed in the media that Africa
is a risky investment. This, in reality, is simply not the case. In fact, there are huge opportunities going begging on
this continent. The only proviso is that intensive research must be carried out on every factor prior to implementation.
We provide the professional input, research, reporting and advice to ensure that the investor or donor is fully
aware and that risks are kept to a minimum. We also provide full supervision, reporting and accountability during the
implementation of any particular project.
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USAfrica L.L.C. has the right people, the knowledge, and the required experience to assist in legal and legitimate
operations with any project related to business development or improvement in Guinea/Conakry, Guinea-Bissau,
Liberia and Sierra Leone. With the right management and supervision, there are already
significant prospects for relatively small investments.
Send an E-mail with your question(s), and/or your request(s), and/or proposal(s) and it will be forwarded to
the subjective desk.
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Feasibility Investigation by “on site” inspection and research are considered a prerequisite vital to the successful
formulation of new or the resuscitation of any existing program.
If we are not able to help, we will let you know immediately.
There is a new investment game on the global internet market, its called SellaBand- an internet investment fund in talented
musicians/singer and songwriters. MAGNUS is a Liberian R&B singer who presents himself at this unique site.
You too (U2) can invest/support him to make his big brake come through. Click at the SellaBand banner below
and see where it is all about. You can buy shares in his future success and be part of it and make the big difference for
only $10.
MRBC (MANO RIVER BUSINESS CONSULTANCY) is a consultancy platform for foreign companies and individuals wishing
to enter the Mano River Basin and, for Mano River Basin business and governmental entities looking for foreign
venture capital, business partners, or investment. The Mano River Basin market exists of - Guinea, Liberia and
Sierra Leone. The company has been established in 2006 and its HQ is seated in Monrovia/Liberia.
IRON ORE LIBERIA
IRON ORE GUINEA
BAUXITE GUINEA
OIL RESERVES LIBERIA
OIL & NATURAL GAS RESERVES GUINEA
DIAMONDS
CEMENT
LOGGING/TIMBER – WOOD MILLS
RUBBER
OIL PALM
SUGAR CANE REFINERY (BIO GAS)
BEEF TENDERIZER
CHILI PEPPER
ECO PESTICIDES
FOOD PROCESSING
LIBERTY AIRLINES: NATIONAL CARRIER
CAESAR’S BEACH MOTEL – MONROVIA
FISHING
HYDRO ELECTRICITY
HUNTING SAFARI TOURS
The Africa Football Academy (AFA) launches the first in its kind "Social Awareness Football Investment Fund",
financing a football Academy for talent from (West)Africa. During a televised Target Market Quest, AFA professionals
scout extremely talented young players (age 15-18y) with the objective to offer 50 most talented players a football
scholarship and full college education. Return on investment: transfer fees from top teams in
the European and UAE football leagues, and annual commissions on player-contracts. The Academy is a partnership
between Africa-Afrika.com and top teams from Europe and the United Arab Emirates. Fund participation available for
12 shares of $100,000 each. Estimated annual profit: 15% (no guarantees). Sponsors are warmly welcome!
In the rain forest of West Africa we learned about a liquid that effects the growth of hair. Even with bold headed
persons. The local tribes are not interested in this product because they want to have a bold head, opposite to the
white people. So they were very amused and amazed when we told them about it. We do not know yet if the liquid also
works on white people and would like to investigate this extraordinary opportunity. This first requires further
exploration in the forest. The liquid is squeezed out of a plant that grows in very specific environments. We are
looking for $40,000 Venture Capital (guts money) to collect, test and analyze the liquid.
LIBERTY AIR A group (Liberian/European) entrepreneurs are in a far stage of establishing an international airline in
Liberia, open to partners/investors. Concept: We intend to establish a scheduled air carrier to fly both internal
routes and offer transportation between Monrovia, Washington DC, Dubai, Amsterdam, Freetown and Conakry.
Reason: There is a tremendous need for safe, reliable transport in, to and from Liberia.
Now the economy is to flourish again, people and goods need to be moved efficiently. Primary Product:
The LET 410 is established as the work horse of Africa for local connections. A twin turbine aircraft, seating up to
19 passengers and with a good cargo capacity, the Let 410 is both reasonably priced and economical to operate.
Its simple well proven technology make it ideal for our purpose. The Challenge: We would like to
encourage serious parties to invest in the future of Liberia, and an exiting and very lucrative project.
Contact LIBERTY AIR
PROJECT-LEADER WEST AFRICA
If you are looking for an experienced (European) project leader (languages: English - Dutch - French - German) for one of
the Mano River countries (Guinea - Liberia - Sierra Leone)
Africa is the continent that has almost all the world's reserves of the scarcest and most precious minerals, the platinium group minerals: platinium, palladium, rhodium, ruthenium, iridium, and osmium. They are used in minute amounts in electronic and space-age materials, medical instruments, and other high precision devices. Africa produces more than 60 metal and mineral products and is a major producer of several of the world’s most important minerals and metals including Gold, PGE’s, Diamonds, Tantalite, Titanium, Uranium, Manganese, Chromium, Nickel, Bauxite and Cobalt. Africa's contribution to the world's major metals (copper, lead and zinc) is less than 7%. As a result silver production is low (less than 3% of the world's production) due to the fact that most silver is produced as a by product of lead; zinc and copper mining. Although underexplored, Africa hosts about 30% of the planet's mineral reserves, including 40% of gold, 60% cobalt and 90% of the world's PGM reserves, making it a strategic producer of these precious metals.
Travel to Africa!
The increase in exploration and mine development in Africa has been primarily focussed on gold and diamond exploration. Undoubtedly, there is still great scope for these commodities, but riding on the back of improving base metal prices, this sector could see an increase in activities. Mozambique, Nigeria and Madagascar are but a few countries that have tremendous potential for base metal and industrial mineral deposits.
South Africa, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Zambia and the DRC dominate the African Mining industry, whilst countries such as Angola, Sierra Leone, Namibia, Zambia and Botswana rely heavily on the mining industry as a major foreign currency earner. Unfortunately, several African civil wars are funded by (and often caused by) some of these commodities, in particular diamonds.
Major new mines opening in Africa or under development are distributed between South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Tanzania, and Gabon producing gold, diamonds, niobium products, PGE’s, chrome and base metals. Major discoveries over the last year include the discovery of several potentially diamondiferous kimberlites in Mauritania, and still in the diamond scene, the potential marine deposits in offshore southern Namibia.
Africa is blessed with sunshine, unique eco-climates and a natural abundance of “fruits” unseen in the western world. The opportunities are enormous because the global village is always looking to taste new things. There are so many examples of natural products, unknown to most, which have not been commercially exploited. The possibilities are, to say the least, very exciting. The indigenous people and wild animals eat these delicacies but do not have the knowledge or capacity to develop these products to sustain the volume required in a "niche" market. Many of these crops evolved in the specific environment in which they grow. The future lies with those who have the vision and drive to develop these new products.
