What Top 8 African Countries Offer Citizenship to African Americans?

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[@ananmai8700]

Before ya telling me to Subscribe & Like, I already done that

[@danamurray735]

Must cross reference with Nomad Capitalist. As a foundational Black person in America, it is imperative to go where the infrastructure and the ratio of decent health care is as close to what's available in the States as reasonably possible. South Africa is OK. Kenya might run a tie for second place along with Ghana. But all of the other nations mentioned just don't cut it.

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

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[@Searchforuhuru]

Sierra Leone is the only country with a transparent process for citizenship for the black diaspora.

[@phinebwoy1994-vk8rk]

Cry more 😂😂 Ghana is the place to be

[@fesderi3933]

​@@phinebwoy1994-vk8rk poor scamming ghana lol,very pretentious people in Ghana

[@phinebwoy1994-vk8rk]

@@fesderi3933 cry more,I could see that you're in pain because at first they told you that Ghana is in darkness and after you saw this news your heart start bleeding Ghana is not your jungle called Nigeria mate where everything bad that is affecting citizenry becomes norm,we Ghanaians know how to hold our leaders accountable not you people that are dump that your leaders kept on brainwashing so again cry more the light is on for 24/7 😂😂😂😂

[@Searchforuhuru]

@@Crimetimex79 been taking groups to get their passports since 2021.

[@lilacer6841]

​@@Crimetimex79be quiet if you do not lnow anything

[@ananmai8700]

My Spirit accepted Nigeria, currently I am visiting Lagos in August.

[@JONAHOGAR-gl5ub]

U are welcome, however Lagos and Abuja are the two most safe cities right now, and you'll find many African Americans there especially women, but if you want to settle in Nigeria then Abuja is the best, tell people u are a Nigerian who was born and raised in America,it will help you more, commutation, every body speaks English since we are multiple ethnic groups , cost of living is a affordable, do not go to local market to buy if you are new but buy from shopping malls and super markets until you are well acquainted with the system ,i love you

[@Abstract.Noir414]

Well good luck with that.

[@prettyeyes1752]

@@Abstract.Noir414 OUR people do not know anything about LIBERIA I belong to several organizations , OUR ANCESTORS THE FREE BLACK SLAVES OF AMERICA , CHOSE LIBERIA TO BUILD AND SETTLE THERE OVER 200,000 BLACKS WERE TAKEN THERE BY THE NAVY , ON THE FIRST WEEK THERE 1000'S DIED FROM MALARIA !! BUT OUR PEOPLE BUILT LIBERIA AND STILL BUILDING LIBERIA THEY ARE MORE RECEPTIVE OF BLACK AMERICAN THERE HAVE BEEN 13 BLACK PRESIDENTS IN LIBERIA I HAVE A IMPORT EXPORT LICENSE AND THE PORTS THERE ARE THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY THEY LOVE US THERE !!!!!! LEARN THE HISTORY THE GOOD AND THE BAD AND KNOW MORE OF OUR ANCESTORS OF THE TRANS ATLANCTIC SLAVE TRADE WENT THERE WE ARE DOING MORE THERE AND BECAUSE OF THIER PORTS CAN GET MORE THINGS THERE GET TO KNOW YOUR REAL ANCESTORS OF LIBERIA THEY ARE THERE AND BURIED THERE THE BLOOD SWEAT AND TEARS ARE THERE IN OTHER WORDS THEY WANT US THERE !!!! WE WILL NEVER BE CALLED AKATA THERE !!! GHANA AND NIGERIA THERE ARE ISSUES BEYOND OUR CONTROL THERE BUT NOT A VERY GOOD RECEPTION ++

[@afrikanheritage99]

Nigeria 🇳🇬 is absolutely beautiful. An extraordinary phenomenal and vibrant country. Everyone that visits Nigeria wants to return. The joy and happiness you get in Nigeria, the home of entertainment industry in Africa doesn't exist anywhere. Welcome to Nigeria 🇳🇬 Ignore the negativity.

[@chopamanda9061]

I recommend Zimbabwe. The people are ethnically related to people in SA, Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique and Botswana. Education for kids is the best in Southern Africa.

[@MzeewaUjiji]

The education of Zimbabweans is the best in Southern Africa? How did you arrive at this conclusion? When was this comparison done?

[@gibson2675]

Is the educ free

[@etiennekamenga1995]

Yes i think most people ignore that the southern africa countries are the best,when it comes to education,healh care ,and standard of living no countiy beat Namibia,Botswana, following by south africa, zambia, zimbabwe is good but not financial stable, mozambique is finacial stable,but not that much good because of political instability, Angola is good as but ,if u really want to raise your children away of america racial systems and want your children's to live amongst and alongside their kind there's no peaceful country like Botswana, and Namibia ,stable economie,stable money,stable politics a peaceful counties with low population, almost zero crimes, strong justice for all .

[@gagoomt4076]

@@etiennekamenga1995but African Americans primarily descended from West African countries as far down as Cameroon, maybe on occasion Congo and Angola (less common). The Southern African countries primary obligation is to care for their own residents, not the descendants of Western African nations so you may get push back if too many start seeking destinations down south. Let’s see what happens….

[@MwariWeSimba]

@@gagoomt4076 people mistake Africa as if it's a blanket...

[@apolokaggwa6521]

Folks, one more thing. There is no such a thing as "free" citizenship anywhere. Citizens of any country have duties and responsibilities such as paying taxes and so on. I want to make sure that your audience are aware of it. That said, I believe that you have a RIGHT to return to Africa, but without being forced to denounce your American citizenship.

[@josephhall9307]

I don't think anybody needs to be told residents of any country have to pay their taxes. That's why very rich people move to Monaco.

[@apolokaggwa6521]

@@josephhall9307 Well, just a reminder that citizenship has duties and responsibilities pertaining, and that there is no such a thing as "free" citizenship.

[@LisaCulton]

The difference is that these programs are not citizenship by investment schemes, which start at 6 figures. So, programs like these are essentially free.

[@apolokaggwa6521]

@@LisaCulton No, as far as I know, there aren't any African countries demanding that African Americans should pay them "6 figures" in order to "offer" them citizenship. I think that would be absurd to put it mildly. How can any African country look the African American in the eye and say that in order to return to Africa, a RIGHT they deserve, amounts to paying "6 figures?" I think it would be injustice in reverse. Therefore, all African Americans should be allowed to return to Africa, so long as they will not be a public charge and as long as they will not be stripped of their American citizenship. They would be required to contribute to the economy of the African country of their choice, using their own assets since there would be no jobs waiting for them. Their citizenship duties and responsibilities such as obeying the law, paying taxes and so on should be taken seriously.

[@LisaCulton]

@@apolokaggwa6521 No, that's Caribbean countries, Malta, etc. At any rate, these African countries owe us and they should be rolling out the red carpet and handing out full citizenships as a form of reparations for the unlawful deportation and trafficking of my ancestors.

[@byrnenoel6317]

1. Ghana 2. Sierra Leone 3. Nigeria 4. South Africa 5. Gabon 6. Cape Verde 7. Zimbabwe 8. Kenya

[@JasenomadeTV]

Yeah Gabon, I am from Gabon... I am happy that we offer Citizenship to African Americans... If you are of gabonese origin, please reach out x

[@teddydavis2339]

I love seeing our people promoting life in the Motherland. I'm so tired of hearing about Europe, if I'm honest. It's a shame that many African Americans only go to European countries. You guys are doing an amazing job. I feel that Zambia, Botswana, and Malawi could be hidden gems for us. Any information on those countries?

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

🙏🏾 Thank you, we’re learning right along side you, too. Plenty to read up on and even more of Africa to see!

[@MwariWeSimba]

@@teddydavis2339 I'm from that part of Africa you mention.

[@etiennekamenga1995]

Black american always wondering where to go in africa yes that right, but at first Africa is home no matter you find yourself the only thing to do is to embrace the African culture which is your ancestors cultures, secondly some location are high profile due to the strongest economie,financial system, political stability, freedom of speech and humans rights ,peaceful and low crimes ,no corruption and so on in that case there's no county beat Botswana and Namibia best country in africa ever in the southern afrca.ghana in the west africa,kenya and tanzania in the Est africa ,but as for me Ghana have a good and open policy for all african american, but botswana and Namibia have an amazing health care and education ,stable economy, stable government, low population less than 5 millions, good infrastructures after all there are the most peaceful countries to raise your kids for better future where your amercian child can feel home and among his peoples without discrimination.

[@LiveoutloudwithDrK]

Glad you added the disclaimer at the end about the roll out. I also came across the mentioned website and when I researched additional information on citizenship as an African-American it was very difficult to find. Also, many of the ancestry language states that you often have to have a close relative such as a parent or grandparent from the required lineage. Thus, it is very important for people to double check these.

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

Thank you 🙏🏾 for this guidance.

[@brooklyngemini3410]

In another words.... Not all black Americans .. because most of us are native Americans

[@At_Least_Walk_The_Talk]

​@@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA ​@awakenwithmark it's just funny that African Americans tell Africans to go back to Africa but you guys feel like y'all are entitled to land in Africa. Just amazing. The hatred and bitterness that y'all have towards Africans is unreal. If a whyte person tells you to go back to Africa you would've sued that person. But it's ok for y'all to discriminate because of someone's language or origin right? Whyte ppl are held to a different standard but y'all can do wicked things and just fly under the radar.

[@MwariWeSimba]

@@LiveoutloudwithDrK The 1st step is to check their embassies in DC...

[@bowgate3817]

I think I like Ghana's approach. "The Right of Abode" for ALL diaspora Africans. No need for DNA. You have the RIGHT for permanent residence, leading to citizenship if you so wish. This is generous. My research indicate that this RIGHT of ABODE ACT has been in existence since 2001, 23 years ago. Haven the RIGHT even before I set foot in the country is heartwarming.

[@Aminata65]

Talk to people on the ground in Ghana. The right to abode has no teeth and Black Americans are facing major challenge there with land scams, cost and complexities of the immigration process that suggest the government’s intentions toward Black Americans may not be genuine.

[@Aminata65]

@@Crimetimex79 I’m not trying to do anything on Ghana; the government wants to bow to the West while telling us something different. So, Ghana would never be my choice. However, not everyone wants to live in the city, particularly retirees. So, if the government, The Republic of Ghana, truly wanted us there, the would enact regulations and laws about this large scale land scamming. The notion that someone must live in the city to avoid such a scam is ludicrous.

[@Aminata65]

@@Crimetimex79 most people want reasonable access to the services provided by the city center. But if someone wants to live in the bush (your words), shouldn’t it be their prerogative? I like the concept of the guy building the eco village somewhere outside of Accra. In this instance, expats are buying plots from one American guy.

[@lilacer6841]

​@@Aminata65where is the large scale land scamming?

[@lilacer6841]

Any black person can go to Nigeria and say they want to stay there

[@mzimhlemosiwe5047]

Okey, I'm south african, you guys are interesting and insightful

[@NileseyyNiles]

Super informational and 🔥 love the conversation!

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

Love it, thanks fam 🤝🏾

[@israeliteinjun4831]

IM A SO CALLED AFRICAN AMERICAN AND IM MARRIED TO A BEAUTIFUL ZIM WOMAN, HAVE BEEN THERE SEVERAL TIMES AND WILL BE MOVING THERE SOON. THE COUNTRY IS VERY BEAUTIFUL AND PEACFUL I RECOMMEND THIS COUNTRY TO ALL OUR PEOPLE..................SHALOM.

[@fede-HaitiaNAmericAnrimeircs91]

do you recommend which country? Zimbabwe?

[@israeliteinjun4831]

@@fede-HaitiaNAmericAnrimeircs91 YES ZIMBABWE MY FRIEND.

[@fede-HaitiaNAmericAnrimeircs91]

@@israeliteinjun4831 Yes friend, I had read up on Zimbabwe, and it is an interesting and developing country, and it is among my countries on my list for a future transfer, but I wonder how the healthcare is? because as long as you're young it's fine but as an older person it has to be excellent without having to go to Dubai or Europe I ask?

[@NeoYorquina4U]

First time coming across your page! 🙏🏾 I call myself the reverse expat-in-training 😂 (family from Panama 🇵🇦 but I’m 1st Gen-American from NYC). I took my first solo trip in February to Cape Town & JoBurg, South Africa 🇿🇦 and I fell in LOVE with the African culture there. I was unaware of the information you’ve provided until now, and I would love to have citizenship in an African country. Doing my research 🤓📝 now! Thank you ❤✊🏾🙏🏾

[@jefestar]

my family from puerto rico 🇵🇷 ✊🏾 WE LOVE AFRIKA

[@NeoYorquina4U]

@@jefestar ❣️ Love to see our African Diaspora family showing their love for Africa 🌍💕🫂

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

Yes! There’s so much about the African continent and people to learn about and experience!

[@FreedomQuests]

Yes, Kenya has fantastic vegan cuisine too. I visited Kenya in March this year for two weeks and enjoyed it.

[@zeeqq105]

They also have some beautiful men😂lmao

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

Kenya looks beautiful!

[@brandygriffin731]

I cannot help but still feel Ghana is running a scheme. You live there pay taxes, help build, etc. In the end they still may not give you citizenship, but will still keep taking and using your money. Thank you for sharing the other countries.

[@sonstous4692]

Some AAs have had their homes and land taken and demolished in on going scams in Ghana!

[@lilacer6841]

​@@sonstous4692really do you know the whole story?

[@sonstous4692]

Knowing that is enough

[@mrgoode1647]

Just sub showing love 💪🏾

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

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[@Allhoney33]

I can’t believe African Americans are just now learning about this. I learned about this years ago.

[@LeahTVdotcom]

Zimbabwe sounds like the best offer. But The Gambia is my first home in Africa. For those of us that are Black 🇺🇸, World Travelers it’s time to get Two Passports 🎉. Aloha from Hawaii today. Leah Tunkara

[@Aminata65]

Two passports are good; but most Africans travel on their US or UK passport as African passports do not expand your access to the globe.

[@LeahTVdotcom]

@@Aminata65 Yes that is true for now, but travel on the continent of Africa ’55 countries ‘ it can be easier with one of those countries passports because Africa wants open trade with itself and some places are closing down free visas to the U.S and when the U.S 🇺🇸 starts WW War 3 , the U.S passport may not be welcome 🤷🏽‍♀️ in the future. What is starting to happen is the visas are and will be very costly. Now is the time to touch down in Africa, . I been to 3 countries so far. Leah Tunkara

[@afrikanheritage99]

Nigeria 🇳🇬 is absolutely beautiful. An extraordinary phenomenal and vibrant country. Everyone that visits Nigeria wants to return. The joy and happiness you get in Nigeria, the home of entertainment industry in Africa doesn't exist anywhere. Welcome to Nigeria 🇳🇬 Ignore the negativity.

[@jamesbrown9721]

Nothing has really changed since Ghana first offered the right of return a few years back. Other African countries haven't followed suit. They'd just given lip service without proposing specifics. Ghana still is the only viable option on the continent. Maybe Sierra Leone but frankly, they're not my cup of tea. Almost 3 years ago, the Namibian govt also proposed a residency deal for diaspora, but they haven't followed up on it since then. The South African proposal sounds phony. No other sources are talking about it. Besides, I kind of lost interest in SA after their government entered into a power sharing agreement with the white minority political party. I can deal with the load shedding & water crises, but I can't deal with a black run country sellling out to global white interests. At least they're the devil I know in the states

[@Aminata65]

Yeah! I don’t think this is true. I will ask my Soror who has lived there for 23 years.

[@brooklyngemini3410]

I don't believe nothing these folks saying

[@rainbowtrust6347]

It's true, so what if they do. If it's the citizens choice if it's allowed for their specific reason. Why should you have problem with that. Okay you're right, if it does bothers you, then you will get what you want because the continent offers you 54 countries and they can't all be bad for you. HAPPY CHOOSING

[@sarafinalove5330]

Kenya is a beautiful country. Personally no African country should be asking for proof of ancestral lineage from Black people in order to obtain free citizenship in Africa, that is something they should do away with.😌 WHY, aren't we descendants of Africa. However, it's good to know some countries such as SA are offering free citizenship.

[@MzeewaUjiji]

You are wrong. The countries of Namibia and Botswana have 2.5 million people each. They also have some of the highest standard of living and the best infrastructure in Africa. Both of them are also flush with fossil fuels, meaning that they are likely to soon do even better. If African countries were equally wide open to the immigration of the descendants of slaves, it is likely that black Americans, who always go to the countries that have the best infrastructure, would swamp these two little countries. Now, lets imagine a situation where Botswana and Namibia were exporting a lot of oil and gas; you could easily have 2 million people from the US, Brazil, the Caribbean and other parts of Latin America swamp these countries, overwhelm the local populations, and establish their own rule. The question that arises is why Namibia and Botswana should pay for the sins of Ghana or Gambia. There were zero slaves taken from Namibia or Botswana. The slaves who came from Zambia, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi etc, were all taken to the Middle East....We wish black Americans well, and we should welcome them if they choose to live in our countries, but the people who owe them are in West Africa

[@sarafinalove5330]

@@MzeewaUjiji Selfish comments. Slaves were taken from all parts of Africa taken to the west, north, middle east, etc., those same slaves migrated throughout crossed over the Atlantic, etc. Blacks around the world descendants of slaves who are interesting in returning to Africa are not coming back for handouts, keep that in mind, we are coming back with our resources and education, also we are not coming back to change but only to give back and help with the continue progress of Africa. Therefore, at least African countries can give free citizenship to those interested. Africa is for African anywhere they are scattered. Thank God the massive do not think like you. People with your mentality and way of thinking is a hinderance to the black race uniting. 😟

[@phinebwoy1994-vk8rk]

​@@MzeewaUjijicry more idiot

[@jackjackson4412]

​@user-bk6gx7sg3j I understand your point, and I somewhat agree; however, the migration of Africans happened before the Atlantic slave trade; therefore it is possible to have DNA in Southern Africa as in my case; part of my DNA is in East and Southern Africa but I'm the offspring of the enslaved taken to the USA.

[@MzeewaUjiji]

@@jackjackson4412 DNA testing is a notoriously inaccurate and speculative science. Please search KZbin for the outrageous results of some of these DNA tests on identical twins

[@molefejappie3284]

As a South African black born and bred, We have THE REAL SOUTH AFRICA as a tourist company owned by African Americans and it had set the standards high that no one will ever reach. Mark and Latasha are the owners and African Americans now citizens of the sunny South Africa. S.A. is just like USA and it is the only no1 well developed in Africa. True because we have the same experience as USA had Malcolm X and we had Nelson Mandela. The Kruger National Park is a natural reserve big as twice as Texas. Lions, Cheetahs, Leopards, Rhinos, Zebras, Hipos, Crocodiles, African dogs, Hyenas and many roam freely in their natural habitat undisturbed. Most AAs live in Santon City, Rose bank, Steyn City, Midrand, Cape town, Pretoria, Durban oooh!!! I cant name them all. Most of us most South Africans dont own passports because we dont wanna go anywhere. Everything is here. And the Malls are spotless clean and are a one stop shoping area. Meaning you can do all your shopping in one area.

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

So much information coming out about South Africa. Lots to read up on. We’re excited to visit!

[@Tracymafu]

All African countries had been colonised the difference is the south African one took long to get independence.

[@mamasonia.827]

Excellent presentation family

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@kevinford6036]

My heart has been strongly on Africa for about 3 years now. Hopefully, by the end of 2025/beginning of 2026 I'll be a resident of the Motherland. Kenya has my attention at the moment as the place to relocate but that could change. I just wanna get out of The United States of Abomination

[@fede-HaitiaNAmericAnrimeircs91]

I too am about to leave the European abomination, first I left the Americas, now I am about to leave Europe, and I am undecided between South Africa Cape Town or Malaysia Kuala Lumpur

[@aristidebantu5044]

Come to the Republic of Congo 🇨🇬 or DRC🇨🇩 you can discuss the citizenship

[@chandabrown5820]

We're in Kenya, we have been here about 8 months. You have to adjust to the timing of how things are handled, it is a slow slow process. We start 6 mo before we came and still... weather is gorgeous, we wish it was cleaner, we're in Nairobi, trash is a problem. We have visited Sout Africa, Joberg and Durban, we loved Durban more. You have to get use to load sharing in Joberg. People are nice everywhere we've been. We just got back from Mombasa, and again, people are nice, but the trash issue. We are looking for to visiting some bordering countries. Thanks for sharing the info, you all.

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

Oh so glad you're enjoying your travels and making it happen in Nairobi. Kenya and South Africa are on our list of places to visit very soon. Thanks for watching and for sharing!

[@erenesenters-muiruri5522]

I'm currently living in Kenya and I have bought a house and land. Moreover, I have my ancestory certificate for Sierra Leone, which I'm considering. Thx you for sharing 🇺🇸🇰🇪

[@Detroit-gx5nd]

My Sister, how was the process of buying land and house for you In Kenya? We are considering Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria. Looking to buy 50+ acres

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

Love this for you!

[@yermiyahubenyahudahbenyisr4990]

My dna test proves im Bissa tribe In Burkina faso

[@phinebwoy1994-vk8rk]

Bissa tribe is ghana and Burkina Faso,my mother is also Bissa,I think you from my mom family😅

[@jefestar]

@@phinebwoy1994-vk8rknissan related to bassa i believe in liberia/ivory coast

[@ItsTheKeji]

​@phinebwoy1994-vk8rk Peace fam! My father's line is Bissa of Burkina Faso! I'm glad to see more of us popping up. I love what Pres. Trouré is doing there, and the direction that he's leading the people.

[@ItsTheKeji]

​@phinebwoy1994-vk8rk There's plenty of Bissas living in Ghana, but our people aren't from Ghana brov. The Bissa are one of 5 core tribes in the south west of Burkina Faso. Not trying to pop off at ya. Just wanted to correct ya. 🤍

[@MuhTeyOh]

Great information!

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

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[@eleanorfreeman9862]

GREAT CONTENT!!! THE FREEMAN'S

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

🙌🏾🙏🏾✊🏾

[@rosenyarko1457]

God bless our home land Ghana 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭

[@debrabenard619]

LOVE YOU ALL, I'M TRYING TO VISIT SOON, I DID THE 23&ME DNA I HAVE Nigerian GHUNA, 7.6 Ghanaian, Liberian & Sierra Leonean

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

Thank you! That’s exciting for you, 3 destinations you could visit ✈️

[@chopamanda9061]

The African poet, Jack Mapenje, called Johannesburg in south Africa, "A little Europe carved out of Africa."

[@Aminata65]

I’m not sure I see Jo’burg as little Europe. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@chopamanda9061]

@@Aminata65 It is poetry. He is saying it looks closest to Europe that he has seen in Africa.

[@marcrooseler]

It's interesting here. Entering my second month. Not sure about it yet. Definitely the most modern city I've seen of the 4 countries I've visited so far.

[@chopamanda9061]

@@marcrooseler what do you mean by modern?

[@marcrooseler]

@@chopamanda9061infrastructure, venues, systems. electric lines that run underground etc. etc. modern.

[@JasenomadeTV]

Equatorial Guinea borders Gabon. In fact, you'll find families who were separated by the border living in both countries.

[@rasibou1]

So who put the borders and why are they contempt with it?

[@JasenomadeTV]

@@rasibou1 very good question...

[@uplayitIlisten]

Yes Naija Naija for this AA 😊❤❤

[@EdwinOluoch-y9j]

Dad was Communication Engineer Genius KE 75 to 95 retired with a golden handshake he built the foundation for comm in EA to n a dictatorship.He never missed a day of work never took a bribe.#Luo.

[@lilacer6841]

Very informative video

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

Glad you think so!

[@sonstous4692]

Is this info new (june, 2024). There are AAs in SA stating they are having a hard time with their visa. They say after 90 days they must return to the U S and then return. And that a resident visa is difficult to obtain for U S blacks.

[@jamesbrown9721]

That is true, but at least SA allows one to keep renewing every 90 days as long as they return home and back. Whereas countries like Namibia only allow 90 days out of the year...no exceptions

[@sonstous4692]

Yes but the U S plane ticket cost around $2000. one way and the flight is around 20 hours. I don't see how this is fair at all. Why treat another black this way.

[@sonstous4692]

In fact why a visa for your own kind, period! Should be a welcome visa instead. The way blacks treat each other is unbelievable!

[@jamesbrown9721]

@@sonstous4692 That's certainly a problem for those who have the USA as their permanent base, but I have property in Eastern Europe that I use as a second home. So it's easy for me to get a roundtrip from nearby Istanbul to Johannesburg for under $600 dollars. I never fly directly from the US to South Africa...it's always a secondary trip

[@jamesbrown9721]

@@sonstous4692 It is sad. It's harder for black Americans to visit or take up residency in African countries than European countries. Plus Eastern Europe is more affordable and has better infrastructure, especially in Georgia where I can stay up to a year visa free. No African country would ever allow that for Black Americans. I kind of given up my dream of living in Africa. I think many of their leaders believe a wealthy, educated middle-class diaspora is a threat to their well being. And it's a shame, because European nations don't feel that way about their people returning home.

[@YouGotOptions2]

Could we get official links posted in the description with the associated countries discussed here?

[@sonstous4692]

Links, indeed!

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

It’s ‘pinned’ at the top of comments, Passportheavy.com www.passportheavy.com/ph-blog/top-8-african-countries-offering-citizenship-to-african-americans

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

@@sonstous4692 Top of comments…www.passportheavy.com/ph-blog/top-8-african-countries-offering-citizenship-to-african-americans

[@yermiyahubenyahudahbenyisr4990]

African ancestry DNA testing is the best

[@rangobii]

As an african i think any african american who wants to relocate to africa must do a DNA test and relocate to where their DNA indicate her ancestors are from. This means we east african will not take any...africa is big. We are not the same and we only accept paternal DNA in east AFRICA

[@shunwilliams6180]

I love it ❤❤ ❤

[@lilacer6841]

Ginea Bissau also offers citizenship by DNA

[@ananmai8700]

Before ya telling me to Subscribe & Like, I already done that

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

🙏🏾

[@leviha6434]

Interesting...

[@bobbyjunior3580]

You didn't mention the cost and the process for citizenship and no information where to go to apply for citizenship

[@brooklyngemini3410]

This is a ponzy scheme...

[@ying_Ram0824]

I’m like majority Nigerian with a lot of other DNA. I need to get my citizenship.

[@Cnichal]

Someone said all they did was eat all the different Jollofs. So depending on what their favorite was, and that’s the country they claimed. 😂

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

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[@KuttyJoe]

If Ghana has a path to citizenship for African Americans who have no direct relatives in Ghana it's not encoded in any kind of law or policy. I was there last year for 8 months. The year of return was not a part of any actual law or policy. The paths to citizenship are generic, like other countries.

[@Allhoney33]

I’m of Tswana ancestry so I’m thinking about Botswana or Swaziland. I heard Rwanda is nice but don’t know about their citizenship.

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

We lived in Rwanda for about a year. Last we checked (Rwanda homepage) you must live in Rwanda for 10 years to be eligible for citizenship. The Tourism visa is for 6 months at a time. It's very clean and well-organized in Rwanda too. You can learn more about moving there in this video we did ---> kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4XQpoh4m61pbdksi=X4phSThH_vyw9lq8 Botswana and Swaziland look beautiful, we'd love to visit those countries, too.

[@alexanderwoart4351]

Didn't hear about Liberia. Liberia 🇱🇷 offers citizenship for any African of Negro decent. I hope you update this data.

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

We reacted to the linked article with its own country list. Will read up on Liberia 🇱🇷

[@michaelbaker5501]

How does one go about trying to get any of those citizenships? I’m interested in Zimbabwe or South Africa. Can anyone advise?

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

Google the Zimbabwe and South Africa country websites to get direction and specifics on their citizenship procedures. Cost, legalities, etc. All the best 🙏🏾

[@michaelbaker5501]

@@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA I tried googling both prior. I’ve even emailed their embassies and consulates but got no response. I still can’t find anything

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

So sorry you haven’t gotten a response. For South Africa, you might look into Ashley In Afrika and also The Real South Africa. Both are on KZbin and offer consulting on the country. All the best.

[@michaelbaker5501]

@@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA Thank you

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

@@michaelbaker5501 🙏🏾

[@kwabenajacques4735]

You didn’t mention or may not know that Guinea Bissau is giving citizenship to those who’s dna traces their. Their first mass citizen initiation is in November 2024.

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

😲

[@kwabenajacques4735]

@@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA my paternal dna is Guinea Bissau. I also have contact information directly with the diaspora representative in GB who helped build the pathway to citizenship for us. I’m planning to get mine but am in the process of getting my Ghanaian citizenship so I may miss the November window

[@kwabenajacques4735]

Additionally, I just returned from Burkina Faso. I was a part of the 150 US delegation with Dr Arikana. We had 6 people in our team who’s dna was BF. President Ibrahim gave them automatic citizenship. I’ll be working there because of projects they have asked me to do. They should be watched. He’s planning to open citizenship to all diaspora. Heading back there next month

[@lilacer6841]

Benin also offering citizenship

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

Thanks for the tip, we’ve got some reading to do 📚 🙏🏾

[@audleyd3173]

How interesting,we black people are the only ones who actively pursue the company,association and co existence of other people. Ever heard of South Africa? Kenya? Jamaica? Majority black populations in all three...people are the greatest influence on people..trying living among your own.

[@maneiloveyall3672]

Nubian × Mali African American male here interested in African city to reside that's accepting of me helping the people with my genetics I breed in the Hemp Cannabis industry

[@TheHiphopgems]

I think if you had done personal research by going there yourself instead of reading off some website you would find most of what you are saying is not true

[@dw0176]

Do these African nations offer dual citizenship?

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

Double check the linked article in the description. If that info isn’t in there a little digging should turn up something on Google 🔎. Peace and blessings.

[@chopamanda9061]

I am from the region but not from Zimbabwe.

[@proudamerican4613]

What do you tell the Black folks in the US who say "I am not African Bruh". How do you educate them?

[@KiaTheDMVBison]

Not all of us are African. Some of us can trace our lineage to rhe indigenous people in America.

[@LisaCulton]

Leave them alone. They'll have to learn on their own.

[@knowledgeberakah1728]

One thing is that maleria thing

[@MwariWeSimba]

There's no place called "Victoria Falls" only a town...

[@TheHiphopgems]

Most of this is BS except for Sierra Leone

[@ezpic2]

Ghana is OUT!! ❌❌❌

[@everyonedeservestogohome2949]

Sigh

[@terrybaikie2181]

Right...south africa has huge xenaphobia....u need to be of the majority tribe of the area.

[@AustineAK]

Lies

[@hewantssomespecialtreatmen7163]

Stop feeding people with propaganda!!

[@mykalbelle8397]

WHY is this thing about inviting "African Americans"???? Why not AFRICANS in the DIASPORA? ...that's what we all should be working with! As a son of former enslaved Africans in the Diaspora who has been born in Jamaica🇯🇲, I detest this 'African American' stuff by these African States. Wasn't it the JAMAICA🇯🇲 government, and musicians and poets, etc etc helped the African continent all through their liberation struggles up to their independence during those earlier years up to TODAY!!!😳😳😳😳 WHERE were these African Americans?😳during those times? I would rather the term: AFRICANS in the DIASPORA. Simple!

[@brooklyngemini3410]

Because this is a scam..... They want a certain type with "MONEY"......

[@MwariWeSimba]

@@brooklyngemini3410 These greedy leaders we have in Africa!!! They are humble when they come for our votes..but once they step into office..their true colours come out...We are in Sh*t!!!

[@VeronicaLovesAI]

( With respect.) If the wording seems to be aimed at the USA specifically, it could be because Afro-Americans in the USA have expressed that we are in real danger right now and need to get out of the country. The directives may actually include all Africans in the Americas and the Caribbean. This family is from the USA so they are addressing ‘Black Americans’. Not all ‘Blacks’ in the USA have money, and not all ‘Blacks’ in the rest of the diaspora are poor…

[@Allhoney33]

I agree with you but I learned about this years ago and my understanding is it’s all African descended people in the diaspora. I’m African American and I think Americans seem to only think America is the only country in the world sometimes. It’s American narcissism that needs to go in my opinion.

[@ovigada]

I'm African American Israelite born and raised in USA 🇺🇸. Successful in trucking. I have many wives and I need to join South Africa and legitimize my wives. Any contacts available to do this?

[@fede-HaitiaNAmericAnrimeircs91]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@At_Least_Walk_The_Talk]

We have to keep the same energy for everyone. People can't be accusing whyte of rac*** but don't hold themselves accountable. You guys don't like Africans at all. Why dont people talk about that? Seriously. You guys dont like wyhte ppl too. The question is, why nobody calls y'all out?

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

We have over 300 videos for you to watch, review and see if that’s true. We invite folks to start their own channels. Best to you.

[@kilanjibangarah4796]

My advice to all diasporan families avoid wasting your time and money in Afrikan states that are not opening up to us to return home as of right. Genocide was committed against us by the forefathers of these rulers today who wants to deliberately deny us of our return home as of right. I am living here in Namibia for 20 years now and i can tell you its not easy to become a citizen, so avoid here for the time being until thè government is able to sort out its self

[@woodz852]

What about Cameroon?

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

Still plenty to learn about Cameroon 🇨🇲 😊

[@woodz852]

What about blacks from other places?

[@AwakenWithMarkInAFRICA]

Look into it!