For a long time now, the African continent has grappled with its inability to break free from the shackles of economic dependence.
This dependence to global institutions like the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) has been translated to national economies including Uganda.
Despite efforts to break free from them and their ever-burdening loans that keep African countries enslaved by debt, they still have a stronghold on Africans’ ways of life.
However, all hope is not lost in this African battle to free itself financially and set the pace for financial sustainability.
Started by innovative businessman Charles N. Lambert, the Black Wall Street seeks to demolish the bondage with economic truth and empower Ugandans and the African continent as a whole, economically.
BWS is set get money from USA, UK, China, France, Germany, Russia and all over the world to develop Africa.
Charles N Lambert, the Leader of Africa’s first Economic war said the money will be used to build schools, hospitals, roads, villages and ogwe necessary infrastructure.
“We have been funding them through our resources they take and this is our turn to pick ours,” Mr. Lambert said.
With the Black Wall Street, Africa’s days of hemorrhaging it’s economies seem to be numbered.
