Traore SHOCKED World: ($40 Trillion Market) Africa Is Growing Faster Than The US

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Traore SHOCKED World: ($40 Trillion Market) Africa Is Growing Faster Than The US

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Africa is now the fastest-growing region globally
Reports from the IMF, United Nations, and African Development Bank agree: Africa’s growth is outpacing the rest of the world.

Africa’s projected growth beats Asia for the first time in modern history
Africa is projected at 4.4% growth in 2026, compared to Asia’s 4.1% and a global average of 2.7%.

Growth is broad-based, not driven by one country
21 African countries are projected to grow above 5%, with several hitting the critical 7% poverty-reduction threshold.

East Africa is leading the surge
Countries like Ethiopia, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Kenya are driving regional growth near 5.9%.

Africa’s limited exposure to US tariff wars is an advantage
Africa has been partially insulated from global trade conflicts that slowed other regions.

Debt is the major hidden risk
African governments now spend 27.5% of revenue on debt interest, crowding out spending on health, education, and infrastructure.

The real question is who captures Africa’s growth
Growth alone isn’t enough—value is still leaking to foreign creditors and multinational corporations.

A South African avocado became a geopolitical signal
Farmers in Limpopo shipped avocados directly to Shanghai, symbolizing Africa’s entry into new, non-Western markets.

China is a rapidly growing consumer market for African goods
Rising Chinese middle-class demand, especially for food, creates new pricing and employment opportunities.

China announced zero-tariff access for 53 African countries
From May 2026, nearly all African exports to China will face zero tariffs.

Zero tariffs come with a trade imbalance risk
Africa runs a large trade deficit with China, exporting mostly raw materials and importing high-value manufactured goods.

Zero tariffs only help if Africa exports value-added products
The real gains come from exporting processed goods—like avocado oil instead of raw fruit.

The US renewed AGOA for only three years
The African Growth and Opportunity Act renewal is short-term, signaling uncertainty compared to China’s long-term offer.

Africa now has leverage between global powers
With China and the US competing, African nations have more negotiating power than ever before.

Africa–Caribbean economic integration is quietly emerging
A potential $40 trillion combined market is forming through direct trade, investment, and transport links.

The biggest danger is Africans becoming spectators
The greatest risk isn’t foreign powers—it’s Africans and the diaspora failing to act while the economic map is being redrawn.

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