where in Africa can i get low interest loan to start a trade?
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Try the African politicians, you will be shocked that you wouldn't be paying any interest at all, and they have the cash already waiting for you in the boot of their cars
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Look for a low interest rate, and no annual fee.
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Many people are interested in investing in Africa.  The potential rewards are high, but it is also more risky than other areas of the world.  Many of the countries have no respect for capital, there are very little security laws and what there is can be difficult to enforce through the courts.  Investors are worried about corruption & the idea that if they do make a profit it will be confiscated.\n\nThe best way to invest on a small scale is through a mutual fund (OEIC).  Also, many African companies now list stock in London or New York.  Buying stock in those companies is less risky because they have to follow US or UK accounting laws.
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this young man can solicit his embassy in the united states;Travelers aid society; or www.philanthropic.com for people that give away money for hardship cases. check at the university for loans to foreign students.
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The only Nigerian small business that I know about might not even be Nigerian.  It's something about a bank closing or funds moving and this guy wants me to move the money to the US where it will supposedly be safer and I will get a cut of the money if I just open up my bank account so they can deposit all the the millions and millions of dollars.  It sounded like embezzling though, so I lost interest...
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I'm a real estate agent in Texas (Just a disclaimer)\n\nYou can try the US Embassy in that country - their internet site is http://usembassy.state.gov/abidjan/\n\nJust an FYI - Unless the laws have changed (and with all the turmoil over there they may have), you can own property, but only in urban areas. Rural areas are off limits. The legal system over their is.. weak, and therefore obtaining a mortgage or owning a property outright (freehold) is very difficult. For this reason most real estate transactions are leaseholds.\n\nIt's been a long time since I've sent a referral to Africa, but I might be able to dig up a good qualified professional in Abidjan to help you out. E-mail me and we can talk.
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best bet is if you contact foreign embassies for trade/investor leads.
200623
maybe this will help you a little bit\nhttp://www.mobileafrica.net/news-africa.php?id=450\nhttp://www.wetrader.com/
995341
yep, wamu has.  if you plan to send remittance, you can skip those fees. post me a message if your interested
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get a provident loan very high intrest but easy to get
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I use www.halifax.co.uk look for the Sharedealing account.\nYou can put Just £20 a month in and all purchase trades are done at £1.50 commisson only (Sales are £5).
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I would love to visit Africa someday .. it's one of the most beautiful, exotic, cultural places on the planet. \n\nAs for Nigeria, all I know about the people there is from scams that I've received in the past year. There are too many to count. I get tons of emails from people in Nigeria claiming to be professionals handling large amounts of money, that they need my help getting their hands on ... then they plan to pay me a share of the profits ... stuff like that. Thank goodness, I researched beforehand and didn't lose any money in their schemes.
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Check on the company through the Nigerian Embassy http://www.nigerianembassy.org/  In answer to your questions about the geography and economic conditions, check it out in the CIA's World Fact Book http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/ni.html\n\nI also have a great deal of skepticism about Nigerian "opportunities"   I hope you haven't sent them any money or given them any sensitive information about yourself or family members.  Check them out very thouroughly before making any committments.  Be especially wary if they ask you for your banking information "for direct deposit of payroll funds or travel expenses."\n\nIllegitimate operators in Nigeria are very good at falsifying ANY document (even passports, letters of credit, birth certificates, bills of lading and customs clearances) Verify everything they tell you, save copies of all correspondence from them (including e-mail  header information).  Once you catch them in a lie, however small, turn all information over to the FBI and the Nigerian Embassy.  You may be the subject of a 419 Scam atempt.\nhttp://www.fbi.gov/cyber/cysweep/cysweep1.htm\n\nThese Nigerian scam operators are very serious criminals.  Verify everything!  For more information  http://home.rica.net/alphae/419coal/
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In addition to Yada's reply I also suggest you contact your bank.  They may execute the trade a little cheaper than a full service broker.
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http://loans.mamayek.com/cash.html
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I am not  sure about the one you looking for, bur\nplease do a web search for first time business owner for FEMALES..they government usually offers low interest loans specially for females to start businesses..\nso go do the web search and see what you can come up with..it should be worth your time\n\ngood luck
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I'd say Lloyds TSB. They have been having a big push lately to recruit immigrant workers, and have made their lending criteria much more flexible to accommodate this. They have a free phone number 0800 015 0157. Hope this helps