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In this interview, host Raphaël sits with African businessman Jean Claude Mubenga, along with Anon Latanga and Nora Sakau, to discuss the possibilities for African entrepreneurs in the United States. Mubenga emphasizes that Africans possess innate potential and that confidence, faith, and solidarity are essential to succeed abroad. He explains how he acquired a 1,000‑hectare concession in the U.S., noting that larger land holdings (10,000‑20,000 ha) exist among other African investors. The conversation pivots to the lucrative U.S. meat market, arguing that investing in cattle and beef production offers a stable, high‑demand opportunity compared to volatile stock markets. Participants stress the importance of sharing knowledge, pooling resources, and forming partnerships rooted in selflessness and love, using analogies of teamwork to illustrate how combined information and capital can build empires. The interview concludes with a call to action: to launch a continent‑wide initiative that turns Africans from various countries into millionaires and eventually billionaires through collective effort, mentorship, and strategic investment in agriculture and livestock.

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