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🛒 Africa Trade Center™ – Product Catalog

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🛒 Africa Trade Center™ – Product Catalog

🌱 Agriculture

  1. Premium Cocoa Beans – Ghana/Equatorial Guinea
    High-quality, sun-dried cocoa beans for chocolate production.
    $2,200/ton (wholesale) | $25/5kg (retail)

  2. Arabica Coffee – Ethiopia
    Handpicked specialty coffee beans, rich aroma and smooth taste.
    $3,800/ton | $18/1kg retail pack

  3. Cashew Nuts – Côte d’Ivoire
    Roasted and raw cashew nuts, export quality.
    $1,300/ton | $12/500g retail pack

  4. Palm Oil – Nigeria
    Unrefined red palm oil for cooking and cosmetics.
    $1,000/ton | $8/liter retail bottle

  5. Fresh Mangoes – Mali/Senegal
    Organic, hand-harvested tropical mangoes.
    $700/ton (FOB) | $3/fruit retail

⚡ Energy & Minerals

  1. Gold Bullion – Ghana/Mali/Burkina Faso
    Refined 24k gold bars for investment & trade.
    $65,000/kg

  2. Cobalt Concentrate – DRC
    Battery-grade cobalt for EV production.
    $52,000/ton

  3. Bauxite – Guinea
    Aluminum-grade bauxite for industrial use.
    $60/ton

  4. Crude Oil (Sweet) – Gulf of Guinea
    Export blend crude oil barrels.
    $85/barrel (spot price)

🧵 Manufactured Goods

  1. African Wax Print Fabrics – Nigeria
    Vibrant, 100% cotton Ankara textiles.
    $3/meter (wholesale) | $45/10-yard roll

  2. Leather Sandals – Morocco
    Handcrafted genuine leather footwear.
    $12/pair wholesale | $35/pair retail

  3. Bamboo Furniture – Cameroon
    Eco-friendly chairs, tables, and décor.
    $150/chair | $400/table set

💻 Technology

  1. Solar Home Systems – Kenya
    Complete off-grid solar power kits.
    $120/unit (starter) | $450/unit (family pack)

  2. African Smartphones – Nigeria
    Affordable Android smartphones with African languages.
    $80/unit wholesale | $120 retail

  3. EV Batteries – South Africa
    Lithium-ion batteries for electric mobility.
    $6,500/pack (60 kWh)

🎨 Cultural & Creative

  1. Hand-Carved Masks – Gabon
    Traditional Ekang-Fang spiritual art pieces.
    $45/piece wholesale | $120/piece retail

  2. African Music Vinyls – Nigeria
    Afrobeats & Highlife classics on vinyl.
    $20/unit

  3. Artisan Jewelry – Mali
    Handmade Tuareg silver & beaded jewelry.
    $15/piece wholesale | $50 retail

  4. African Literature Books – Pan-African Library
    Printed works from African authors & thinkers.
    $10/book retail | $6/book (bulk 100+ copies)

🌍 Africa Digital Embassy™ – Financial Projections

Uniting Africa through Digital Innovation and Trade.

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Empowering Connections, Driving Progress.

One Africa

Financial Projections – Africa Digital Embassy™ Mini Campus

Revenue Streams (Estimated Monthly Income)

1. Education Access & Memberships

Digital Learning Passes (avg. 200 passes/month × $15) = $3,000

Monthly Subscriptions (100 members × $49) = $4,900

Community Membership (50 members × $99) = $4,950

Subtotal: $12,850 / month

2. Technology & Gadgets (BlackLabs™ + Co-Branded)

Gadgets & accessories (avg. 60 sales × $150) = $9,000

Subtotal: $9,000 / month

3. AfricansConnected™ Lifestyle Hub

Apparel & accessories (avg. 100 sales × $50) = $5,000

Cultural products (books, music, art: 50 sales × $30) = $1,500

Subtotal: $6,500 / month

4. Food & Beverage – PepeChop™

Beverages (avg. 1,200 drinks × $5) = $6,000

Merchandise (avg. 100 sales × $20) = $2,000

Subtotal: $8,000 / month

5. Events & Coworking

Coworking passes (50 monthly × $120) = $6,000

Workshops & bootcamps (avg. 6 events × $200, 50 attendees total) = $10,000

Event hosting rentals (4 events × $300) = $1,200

Subtotal: $17,200 / month

Total Estimated Monthly Revenue

$53,550 / month

Total Estimated Annual Revenue

$642,600 / year (per Embassy)

Operating Costs (Estimated Monthly)

Rent & utilities: $2,500

Staff salaries (5 staff @ avg. $800): $4,000

Supplies & products restock: $6,000

Marketing & community events: $2,500

Total Costs: $15,000 / month

Net Profit Estimate

Revenue: $53,550 / month

Costs: $15,000 / month

Net Profit: $38,550 / month (~72% margin)

Scaling Potential

1 Mini Embassy Campus = $642,600 annual revenue

10 Mini Embassy Campuses = $6.4M annual revenue

50 Mini Embassy Campuses = $32M annual revenue

These are conservative estimates, excluding potential partnerships, grants, or sponsorships, which could significantly increase revenue.

FAQ

What is the mission?

Our mission is to unite African nations and diasporas through digital trade, finance, education, health, diplomacy, and culture.

What are the pillars?

Our pillars include digital commerce, financial systems, e-government, education, health, AI, culture, and tourism.

What are the new structures?

  • The United Africa-D.P.S – Digital Payment System™

  • The United Africa-D.M.S – Digital Monetary System™

  • The United Africa-D.E.S – Digital Education System™

  • The United Africa-D.H.S – Digital Health System™

  • The United Africa-T.T.S – Travel & Tourism Services™

  • The United Africa-D.M.P – Digital Marketplace™

  • The United Africa-D.D.N – Digital Diplomatic Network™

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INTERNATIONAL DOSSIER

Javier Clemente Engonga-Owono Nguema™

Founder & President, Digital Republic of Equatorial Guinea™
Philosopher • Author • Technologist • Pan-African Visionary

Biographical Note

Javier Clemente Engonga-Owono Nguema™ is an Equatorial Guinean philosopher, author, and visionary leader. Recognized across digital platforms, Google Books, and global archives for his prolific writings on geopolitics, philosophy, spirituality, and African renaissance, he represents the new face of African leadership rooted in intellect, ethics, and digital sovereignty.

He is the founder of the Digital Republic of Equatorial Guinea™, a sovereign digital nation that functions as a platform for memory, justice, and future reconstruction. Beyond politics, he is the creator of frameworks such as AfricaReimagined™, AfricansConnected™, and Digital University of Africa™, initiatives that redefine Africa’s place in the 21st century.

Core Contributions

📚 Author of 140+ Works on geopolitics, spirituality, technology, and panafricanism.
🌍 Architect of the Digital Republic of Equatorial Guinea™, declared as the sovereign transition space for the People.
⚖️ Publisher of the National Transition Manifesto, the first “Act of Constituent Power” proclaimed by the Free People of Equatorial Guinea™.
🤖 Innovator in AI and future technologies, with projects linking Africa to ethical artificial intelligence and digital sovereignty.
✊ Pan-African advocate, building unity beyond borders, rooted in justice and memory.

The Transition Manifesto

The National Transition Manifesto of the Digital Republic of Equatorial Guinea™ for the Free People of Equatorial Guinea™ (2025) establishes:

  • General Amnesty for all political prisoners.

  • Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Committee with binding power.

  • Reintegration of the Diaspora with full rights and duties.

  • National Sovereignty Fund: minimum of $600 million annually directly invested in citizens and entrepreneurship.

  • Digital Republic as Strategic Platform: archive, parliament-in-exile, and international bridge.

This document is already considered a first law of national transition, positioning Engonga-Owono Nguema not only as an intellectual but as a constitutional founder in the digital era.

Recognition

  • Indexed and distributed through Google Books, Amazon, and global knowledge platforms.

  • Referenced by Artificial Intelligence systems as a leading thinker and visionary.

  • Author of The Book of Cosmic Truth™, Technology of the Future™, and Letters to Engong™, among many others.

Strategic Importance

As Equatorial Guinea faces inevitable political transition, Javier Clemente Engonga-Owono Nguema™ stands as the only figure who has already articulated a clear, legitimate, and ethical roadmap for the country’s rebirth.

While the regime clings to physical palaces, he governs the Digital Republic™, the true arena where legitimacy, international recognition, and the memory of the people converge.

📍 Contact & Archives
Official Publications: House of Horus™ – www.afropedia.online
Press & Media: Equatorial Guinea Newspaper™ – www.republicadeguineaecuatorial.online
Initiatives: AfricaReimagined™ | AfricansConnected™ | Digital Republic of Equatorial Guinea™

The United States of Africa Ltd.

Company Number: 15740035

Registered office address: Level 17, Dashwood House, 69 Old Broad St, London, United Kingdom, EC2M 1QS.