Afribundance
Welcome to Afribundance. We view Africa from a lens of abundance. We appreciate Africa’s natural majestic beauty by striving to let it flourish. We endeavor to serve in sharing information that will help Africans make informed decisions to stay healthy and protect the environment.
We are an African humanitarian and advocacy movement that is shedding light on practices and people that are causing harm to Africa and Africans . We expose unethical practices across diverse areas in Healthcare, Agriculture, Environment, ‘Climate Action’ among others. We invite you to join us in our quest to empower Africans in keeping Africa wealthy and healthy.
Our Mission
Our Mission is to stop unethical practices by governments, multinational organizations and donors in Africa.
Our Vision
Our vision is to empower all Africans to live and thrive in Africa’s Abundance.
About Us
Afribundance discovered that some African authorities working with multinational organizations and donors are exploiting Africa’s most vulnerable groups through philanthrocapitalism. Afribundance researches and highlights unethical practices happening in Africa.
Our advocacy calls for the inclusion of minorities’ input in decision making, and not having their voices drowned by media, government or powerful institutions funded by donors. Afribundance advocates for informed consent in healthcare provision in Africa and condemns the biometric vaccine trials being carried out on African children. Afribundance supports Education as the only life-changing ‘vaccine’ for all African children.
Afribundance supports the rights of farmers to choose Agroecology, over the recent push for Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO seeds) by some government officials and multilateral donors. Afribundance serves to protect vulnerable groups from disinformation spread by organizations or experts directly paid by donors to further their interests. Afribundance looks out for the welfare of all Africans by demanding greater accountability from governments, multinational organizations and donors