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Planning Liberia’s Future on Guinean Ore: Why Wishful Thinking Is Not a Strategy
Liberia's strategic planning is at a critical juncture, particularly regarding its role in Guinean ore transit. The country's future depends on making informed decisions that prioritize its own mining projects and ensure fair multi-user access.Wishful thinking is not...
Port Fees, Jobs and Value Addition: Why Guinea Won’t Share Its Golden Corrido
Guinea is determined to maximize its economic benefits from the Simandou iron ore project, particularly by maintaining control over its critical infrastructure. The country's strategy focuses on capturing revenue through port tariffs and creating jobs along the...
The Myth of Endless Guinean Tonnage for Liberia’s Rail: Reading the Fine Print
As Guinea's railway nears completion, the role of Liberia in transporting Nimba ore has come under scrutiny.The assumption that Guinean ore will continue to flow through Liberia in massive volumes after the Trans-Guinean line is operational is being questioned.This...
Sovereignty, Not Charity: Why Guinea Wants Full Control of Its Iron Ore Exports
The West African nation of Guinea is making headlines with its ambitious plans to take full control of its iron ore exports, particularly the Simandou project, a massive mining endeavor considered one of the largest untapped iron ore deposits in the world.For Guinea,...
Why Would Guinea Spend $20 Billion Just to Ship Its Ore Through Liberia?
Guinea's decision to invest a staggering $20 billion in the Simandou iron ore project has raised eyebrows. The project's scale is massive, involving not just the extraction of iron ore, but also the development of extensive infrastructure, including a railway line...
Guinea Iron Ore Won’t Transit Through Liberia
Could a tempting cross-border route ever outweigh a country's push for control? The question matters because a near-complete Trans-Guinean rail-and-port project has shifted the balance of power over bulk exports.The government in Conakry has built a roughly 650 km...
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Planning Liberia’s Future on Guinean Ore: Why Wishful Thinking Is Not a Strategy
Liberia's strategic planning is at a critical juncture, particularly regarding its role in Guinean ore transit. The country's future depends on making informed decisions that prioritize its own mining projects and ensure fair multi-user access.Wishful thinking is not...
Port Fees, Jobs and Value Addition: Why Guinea Won’t Share Its Golden Corrido
Guinea is determined to maximize its economic benefits from the Simandou iron ore project, particularly by maintaining control over its critical infrastructure. The country's strategy focuses on capturing revenue through port tariffs and creating jobs along the...
The Myth of Endless Guinean Tonnage for Liberia’s Rail: Reading the Fine Print
As Guinea's railway nears completion, the role of Liberia in transporting Nimba ore has come under scrutiny.The assumption that Guinean ore will continue to flow through Liberia in massive volumes after the Trans-Guinean line is operational is being questioned.This...
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The Diaspora Investor’s Blueprint: How Africans Abroad Can Build Wealth and Secure Their Retirement Back Home
As an African living abroad, you've worked tirelessly to create opportunities and financial stability. Yet many of us share a common vision: leveraging our hard-earned resources to build lasting wealth back home while securing a comfortable retirement in the places...
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The Diaspora Investor’s Blueprint: How Africans Abroad Can Build Wealth and Secure Their Retirement Back Home
As an African living abroad, you've worked tirelessly to create opportunities and financial stability. Yet many of us share a common vision: leveraging our hard-earned resources to build lasting wealth back home while securing a comfortable retirement in the places...
The $200 Billion Opportunity: Why the African Diaspora Holds the Key to Africa’s Economic Renaissance
Every year, the African diaspora sends home billions in remittances—but their true value goes far beyond money. With global experience, capital, and powerful networks, Africans abroad are uniquely positioned to drive investment, innovation, and sustainable growth across the continent. Unlocking even a fraction of this $200 billion potential could spark Africa’s next economic transformation—from within.
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Planning Liberia’s Future on Guinean Ore: Why Wishful Thinking Is Not a Strategy
Liberia's strategic planning is at a critical juncture, particularly regarding its role in Guinean ore transit. The country's future depends on making informed decisions that prioritize its own mining projects and ensure fair multi-user access.Wishful thinking is not...
Port Fees, Jobs and Value Addition: Why Guinea Won’t Share Its Golden Corrido
Guinea is determined to maximize its economic benefits from the Simandou iron ore project, particularly by maintaining control over its critical infrastructure. The country's strategy focuses on capturing revenue through port tariffs and creating jobs along the...
The Myth of Endless Guinean Tonnage for Liberia’s Rail: Reading the Fine Print
As Guinea's railway nears completion, the role of Liberia in transporting Nimba ore has come under scrutiny.The assumption that Guinean ore will continue to flow through Liberia in massive volumes after the Trans-Guinean line is operational is being questioned.This...
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The Diaspora Investor’s Blueprint: How Africans Abroad Can Build Wealth and Secure Their Retirement Back Home
As an African living abroad, you've worked tirelessly to create opportunities and financial stability. Yet many of us share a common vision: leveraging our hard-earned resources to build lasting wealth back home while securing a comfortable retirement in the places...
The $200 Billion Opportunity: Why the African Diaspora Holds the Key to Africa’s Economic Renaissance
Every year, the African diaspora sends home billions in remittances—but their true value goes far beyond money. With global experience, capital, and powerful networks, Africans abroad are uniquely positioned to drive investment, innovation, and sustainable growth across the continent. Unlocking even a fraction of this $200 billion potential could spark Africa’s next economic transformation—from within.