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Diaspora Political Influence: How Global Africans Are Shaping Policy at Home and Abroad

Africa's diaspora is increasingly recognised as an economic powerhouse, contributing billions of dollars annually through remittances, investment and entrepreneurship. Yet one of its fastest-growing forms of influence extends beyond finance.

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Diaspora Real Estate and Housing: Opportunity, Risk and the Need for Trusted Platforms

Housing has become one of the largest investment priorities for African diaspora communities. From London and Toronto to Houston, Johannesburg and Dubai, millions of Africans abroad continue to invest in residential property across the continent, motivated by family ties, retirement planning, wealth preservation and long-term confidence in Africa's urban growth.

13 days ago

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Global African Philanthropy: From Giving to Institution-Building

African philanthropy is undergoing a structural transformation. For decades, charitable giving across the continent and its global diaspora was largely associated with humanitarian relief, religious institutions, scholarships, community projects and emergency interventions. While these remain important, a growing number of African philanthropists, family foundations and diaspora networks are adopting a different approach, one that prioritises building enduring institutions over funding isolated projects.

13 days ago

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The New Diaspora Investor: Younger, Digital, Demanding and Impact-Conscious

The profile of the African diaspora investor is undergoing a structural transformation.

13 days ago

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The Return Economy: Why Diaspora Professionals Are Rebuilding Links with Africa

For much of the past four decades, discussions about Africa's skilled migration have centred on a single narrative: brain drain. Governments invested in educating doctors, engineers, academics and entrepreneurs, only to see many pursue careers in Europe, North America, the Gulf and other advanced economies.

13 days ago

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African Identity in Global Cities: London, New York, Toronto, Dubai and Paris as Diaspora Hubs

African migration has entered a new phase. While economic opportunity, education and family reunification remain important drivers of mobility, African diaspora communities are increasingly becoming influential participants in global finance, entrepreneurship, policymaking, academia, culture and technology. The significance of cities such as London, New York, Toronto, Dubai and Paris now extends beyond their role as destinations for migrants. They have become strategic hubs where African talent, capital, ideas and institutions intersect with global markets.

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African Identity in Global Cities: London, New York, Toronto, Dubai and Paris as Diaspora Hubs

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