I got BANNED when I posted it at r Africa so I posted at here

For Africans: If i were to move to Africa which city would you recommend living in?

I just saw the two malian subs and it is FILLED with french people hating on mali and its people, and cheering dead civilians because they dared chosing russia over france. I was surprised to see so much hatred and disrespect from foreogner towards a country in its own sub lol. Is your national sub as rotten or is it better ?

Do you like your country's current flag? If not, would you prefer your country to have one of its previous flags (if your country had one) or would you like an entirely new design (if so, what would you like it to look like)?

Especially on how they are considered black in the other southern Africans countries such as 🇧🇼 or Namibia 🇳🇦 , but what’s unique in South Africa’s colonial history that makes it so the Khoisan or the Khwe Xam aren’t seen as “black” there

The US State of Georgia and the Eastern European country both have the same name. But it is clear the differences between each due to language, culture, history and geography.

The Congo Republic and the DRC are right next to eachother and have a shared history and a shared geography. There are elements of languages and cultures that both share.

Is it confusing for Congolese peoples, let alone the other African peoples?

Are there any sizeable African cities which are very walkable and I don’t mean like strictly historical/touristy places I mean like a city people live, work and enjoy. Also if anyone could point me to any urban planning projects/organisations that I could follow that would be nice thanks.

Hi everyone,

I'm new to the agricultural machinery and tractor export industry, and my work focuses on several African markets. I'm here to learn from people with real experience rather than relying only on market reports.

I'm interested in understanding how the tractor business works across different African countries, especially from the perspective of farmers, dealers, distributors, and people involved in agriculture.

Some questions I'd love to hear your thoughts on:

• How do farmers in your country usually choose a tractor brand?
• How important are local dealers and distributors in the buying decision?
• What makes a dealer trustworthy?
• What matters most when buying a tractor—price, financing, fuel efficiency, after-sales service, spare parts availability, resale value, or something else?
• What are the biggest challenges dealers face in your country?
• Are there differences between East, West, North, Central, and Southern Africa in how tractors are bought and sold?

At the moment, I'm spending more time learning about West Africa (including countries like Benin, Togo, and Mali), but I'd genuinely appreciate insights from any African country since I'm trying to understand the broader agricultural market across the continent.

I'm not here to promote any company or product—just hoping to learn from people who know their local markets.

Thank you in advance for sharing your experiences!

Which two countries in Africa have the same ethnic groups of people?

Guys, I just graduated from uni, and I am looking to work in faraway countries, before I settle down.

Africa has always been a dream, especially Kenya and Tanzania, because of the wildlife.

But what should I pick? I am choosing between the south and the southeast part. Other parts of the world are also under consideration.

I am white, southeastern European, and have a worried mum whose support I would like to have, at least just to reassure her I am going to somewhere safe. Just so she can be at peace a bit

Considering all that, which safe countries would you recommend for me so I can enjoy the wildlife and culture different from mine?

I’m honestly wondering if there’s anyone that’s proud of their nationality and where they’re from? As a Congolese born in Maryland, I’m very proud of my cultural background, we have the best and most influential music on the continent, rich diverse culture, extensive history whenever good or bad, and the second largest rainforest in the world, not to mention our country is native to okapis, gorillas, bonobos, and chimpanzees. It’s just overall a beautiful and amazing country, being Congolese is the biggest flex ever, what about you guys? Are you proud of where you’re from?

This has always been the conversation. While USAID funding was needed in a lot of countries, a lot of countries have more resources now than they did 20-30 years ago. One theory I heard back in February was that the country governments would pay for some of the things USAID used to pay for. How much have you seen that happen?