The dynamic union of BLACK LINKS GLOBAL with the STATE OF THE AFRICAN DIASPORA brings together the citizens of Africa, the African Diaspora with its businesses and organisations to mobilise as one. With the African Union creating the largest trading bloc in the world, the 350 million people of the African Diaspora is the THIRD LARGEST COUNTRY in the world.
This union will provide the umbrella under which members joining either organisation benefit from the resources of both.
BLACK LINKSTM began in 1999. It celebrates its 20th Anniversary during 2019/20. BLACK LINKS is now BLACK LINKS GLOBAL (BLG) a growing global business and consumer network that fosters international trade by strengthening the role of local, regional, national and international associations. BLG provides resources, benefits and services to the international trade community and resources to help you do business globally.
The Black Links Mission
Black LinksTM has received endorsement and support from Prime Ministers, Members of Parliament, Heads of Government Departments and Leaders of Corporate and Business Sectors. It profiled our Business High Flyers and amassed tens of thousands of black owned businesses highlighting the entrepreneurialism that exists amongst us.
The Black Links Global website is the premier portal for the Black Business and Consumer community.
It acts as resource for the benefit of the community and the wider world.
The network of resources includes the following:
The iDirectory is the premier Business and Consumer Directory for the Black Links community. It covers all sectors of business and commerce.
The iMagazine 6 sectors specific areas of business and commerce covering the following:
BLACK LINKSTM has received support over its years from leading heads of Government and Corporates. We foster an environment of mutual support and collaboration for the benefit of all communities that exist globally.
Support and Endorsements include:
English
Amharic
Arabic
Chinese (Simplified)
French
German
Hausa
Igbo
Portuguese
Spanish
Swahili
Yoruba
Zulu
