Africa's Wealth, Africa's Loss: A Call for Change Chris H. CYUSA Since 2010, millions of sub-Saharan Africans have sought greener pastures abroad, primarily in Europe and the United States. According to recent data, migration from Africa continues to grow, driven by a mix of aspirations, systemic inequalities, and governance failures. While poverty remains a significant factor, it is not poverty alone that drives this exodus—it is the lack of opportunity caused by mismanagement and corruption. This journey is fraught with immense danger. Many migrants face harrowing conditions, including detention in inhumane camps reminiscent of dark historical times. Libya, for instance, has often been cited as a grim example of the exploitation and abuse endured by migrants seeking a better life. Yet, the risks persist because for many, the chance of opportunity elsewhere outweighs the hopelessness at home. A Continent of Riches Mismanaged Africa is not poor; it is richly endowed...