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About
The Publication
Who’s Who: The African Diaspora is a compendium of African professionals trailblazing across the globe representing various industries and are principalities in their field of influence on the African continent as well as other nations.
This collection of profiles serves as a bridge to foster greater understanding between the continent and their respective country of residence. Moreover, it mobilizes the Who’s Who of Africans in the diaspora and become a win-win for Africa, to connect and accelerate Africa' social and economic development.
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Lest we forget, Africa’s Secret Weapon is truly the Diaspora!
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Africa
Ndileka Mandela
Author of " I Am Ndileka: More than My Surname"
“Capturing the Who's Who of African professionals is important for the continued collaboration of the African Diaspora and the continent of Africa”
Dr. (Hon) Rufus Omiere
Former House of Representative for the Federal Republic of Nigeria
“Who's Who: The African Diaspora can change the narrative for Africa."”
Mazda Denon
Global Trade Officer, City of Houston, Mayor’s Office of Trade & International Affairs
“The African Diaspora has a tremendous power to shape the future for the continent of Africa”
$48
Billion
Economic Power
The World Bank states remittances to Sub-Saharan Africa amount to $48 billion in 2019
165.3
Million
People
The African Union estimates that the African Diaspora is about 165.3 million people in the Western Hemisphere.
23%
Migrants
23% migrants from sub-Saharan Africa live in Europe and the U.S
