Shocking Statistics on Poverty in the Sub-Saharan African ----hole.

[abu afak]

Some whites just make up racism as it suits them. .

It's Ironic YOU deny there's sub-Saharan Africa, but accuse whites of making stuff up.

Some Blacks have Inferiority Complex. (and they should)
You don't see Indians and Pakistanis freaking out that they live on the 'Indian sub-continent.'

Lemba mpopo Mogadishu imbabwe machunga konumotu Nkruma Coconut? ?#*(&^@
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[Meathead]

Sub-Saharan Africa are the shit holes to the south of the Sahara. There are shit holes of a slightly better class to the north, but they too are still shit holes.

I think we can consider Haiti essentially a sub-Saharan shit hole in spirit if not geographically.

 

[deanrd]

We hear all this crap about "Racism" being the reason for Black Failure in America/elsewhere.
Actually WE/Whites are carrying this population to 50x what they make in sub-Sahara.
35K in the USA.

And it's not for lack of resources that they live so.
On the contrary. The Congo, ie, has just about everything. ie, Japan nothing.

Were it not for Western help (Medical/economic), the stats would be much Worse.
Half the continent would be wiped out by AIDS, Ebola, etc.

They had no use or value, for things like oil, magnesium-etc, and coffee, before outside demand.
They were/are hunter-gatherers living on the edge of Western civilization.

Leading Facts on Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa
5 Shocking Statistics on Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa

1. The average life expectancy at birth for someone born in sub-Saharan Africa is 46. This sobering number is due to the prevalence of HIV/AIDS in the region. According to UNDP, “a person can hope to live on average only 46 years, or 32 years less than the average life expectancy in countries of advanced human development, with 20 years slashed off of life expectancy due to HIV/AIDS.” Thankfully, HIV death rates are decreasing across sub-Saharan Africa. In Rwanda, AIDS-related mortality rates dropped from 7% to 5% from 2011-2012. Similarly, in Uganda the life expectancy was raised by ten years between 2000 and 2013, from age 46 to age 55. Foreign aid and the distribution of HIV/AIDS medication has played a large role in this reversal.
2. 48.5% of the population is living on less than $1.25 per day, and 69.9% on less than $2.00 per day. With a little over 910 million people living in the region, this places around 637 million Africans below the poverty line. The good news is that poverty rates are steadily declining in almost all of the countries in the region. In 2011, the head of the Africa World Economic Forum Katherine Tweedie stated that “10 fastest-growing economies will come from sub-Saharan Africa in the next five years.” In 1981, the poor in this region accounted for 50% of the world’s poor population. Today, they account for one third of the world’s poor population. Although one third is still a significant number, it is considerably less daunting than the numbers from a few decades ago.
3. HIV/AIDS is the #1 killer in sub-Saharan Africa. UNAIDS estimates that 2 million Africans perish each year from the disease. 70% of these African HIV/AIDS deaths were in sub-Saharan Africa. The region also lays claim to 90% of new HIV infections in children. In Namibia alone, 15,000 people die every year from the disease.
4. The Democratic Republic of the Congo is the Poorest country in Africa and the second poorest country in the world, with almost 88% of the population living on less than $1.25 a day. With a population of 65.7 million people, 88% is an unnerving statistic. Children are severely malnourished (rates have reached 30% in certain areas) and many die due to these adverse conditions. In fact, children account for almost 50% of deaths in the country. If any country in Africa deserves aid from the United States, it is the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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I thought at first you were talking about Appalachia, which covers 13 Red States, then I remembered, Republicans try to keep that a dirty little secret.

 

[abu afak]

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I thought at first you were talking about Appalachia, which covers 13 Red States, then I remembered, Republicans try to keep that a dirty little secret.

But then you read the rest of my post and saw how Stupid your first impression was.

PS: I'm not a Republican.
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[Meathead]

I thought at first you were talking about Appalachia, which covers 13 Red States, then I remembered, Republicans try to keep that a dirty little secret.

Let me help you out:

 

[abu afak]

Capetown running out of water. This African 'Success' story in a country whose infrastructure (and wealth) was created by whites. This shows how mismanagement since self-rule puts it in the same class as other sub-Saharan Ungovernable Rabbles.
This despite being rich in Gold, Diamonds, Platinum, etc.


Cape Town is paying for national government failures‚ say officials
02 March 2018 -
BY JOHN YELD
Cape Town is paying for national government failures‚ say officials

Chaos in the national Department of Water and Sanitation and the resulting delays in new water projects could have a severe negative effect on the economic growth of Cape Town and the Western Cape.

And the City is already under huge pressure through having to re-purpose its own‚ relatively small‚ rates-derived budgets to fund infrastructure and services that should be the responsibility of national government.

These warnings came from Cape Town Deputy Mayor Ian Neilson and Safety and Security mayoral committee member JP Smith on Thursday during a media update on Day Zero projections and the City’s water programmes.

Neilson announced that water consumption over the past week had averaged 516 megalitres per day (MLD) and that dam levels had dropped 0.4% to 24%.

Cape Town’s plans for what happens after Day Zero just won’t work - Here’s why

The world is watching Cape Town, counting down to Day Zero. This represents the point at which the municipality will turn off most of the city’s ...
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Day Zero would remain projected at 9 July for now‚ despite a significant reduction in water use during the past four months and the transfer of ten million cubic metres of water from the Groenland farming community’s allocation now underway from the Eikenhof Dam‚ he said.
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[Mickiel]

Back a long time ago, when The World still knew that races were real, there was a commonly - understood term, "Negro," which accurately and truly described the people who are now referred to as people from "Sub - Saharan Africa."

It is NOT racist to use the term, but it is one semantic device to distinguish between Africans who are Negroes from those who are other races.

Like it or not, and with a few obscure exceptions, all of the countries that are predominantly populated by Negroes are third world ("shit-hole") countries.

Facts are facts; they are not "racist."

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