7 Things to consider when you are planning to relocate from the Diaspora to Africa

I have realized from interactions with Africans who are in Diaspora (Global Africans) that as much as you really wish to relocate back to your roots or to an African country of your choice. This can become a really daunting task, and that is why some tend to postpone it or procrastinate about it.

So, to make that thought and goal less stressing, I have thought through deeply, thoroughly and critically and have come up with 7 major points that you should consider when making your plans to relocate. And if studied and considered would make your mind a little more at ease and would assist you with your plans.

Some of these key factors to consider include:

1. Political Stability or Instability of the Country you hope to move into as well as your relationship with the embassy or consular of the country you represent.
2. The Socio- Economics of the same country
3. Establishing a Business – To keep your skills, talents and professional experience useful and active, as well as to generate a source of income for you.
4. Investment in Real Estate, Existing Businesses or Paper Assets and other Financial Instruments.
5. Establishing the right friendships and joining the right associations.
6. Your House or Accomodation (Apartment) – where you will wish to live or reside.
7. Settling into a local branch of your preferred church or religious organization
8. Others…. (Your means of transportation within the country, fun and entertainment places where you can hang out and socialize,

These are just succinct and summarized points. You should stay tuned for subsequent more detailed explanations to help you plan better.

The Writer / contributor is Mr. Gustav Addo.

Gustav is a Ghanaian Entrepreneur who owns and presides over various businesses ranging from Media, Real Estate, Building Construction Supplies and Security Installations, An International PR / Communications Media Agency, an HR & Recruitment Company and a host of other businesses.

Gustav Addo, as an entrepreneur uses his businesses as a solution to problems the clients and customers face in various sectors and industries.

You can reach him via the contact details listed below:

Gustav Addo

Chief Executive Officer / Editor-In-Chief
Global African Times

Phone: + 233 240740001 , +233 200155123          
Direct Email: gustavaddo@gmail.com , ceo@globalafricantimes.com