@encanews: Every year, Africans working abroad send billions of dollars back home. Nigeria receives over US$21 billion in remittances annually. Zimbabwe, Uganda, the DRC, Ghana, Lesotho and others also rely heavily on money sent by citizens living overseas. This conversation asks a difficult question: Could African economies create enough opportunity at home, so their people no longer have to leave in the first place? Watch the full interview on enca.com

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Masani :

is it not basic economy though money was supposed to move... what's the issue here?

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PAN AFRICA :

Migration is global thing human beings has been mobile since world was created

Pfarelo Raulisa :

if South Africa's contribution to Nigeria's GDP is valued at US$21.3 billion and this represents 11% of Nigeria's total GDP, then Nigeria's implied total GDP is approximately US$193.6 billion (US$21.3 billion ÷ 0.11). When compared with South Africa's economy, which is estimated at approximately US$410–430 billion, South Africa's GDP is about 2.1 to 2.2 times larger than Nigeria's implied GDP. This means South Africa's economy exceeds Nigeria's by roughly US$220–240 billion based on these figures. It should be noted

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That’s why it’s important that we as South Africans to focus on the money to move amongst ourselves…

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Lamz :

western businesses repatriate over $250 billion of their profits back to US & Europe annually

sam705549 :

From where…? South Africa..?

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