By Okechukwu Okugo Heartmenders Magazine USA is condoling with all those who lost their loved ones and property in the series of hurricanes that caused historical destruction across the Caribbean and the United States etc. The likes of Hurricane Harvey that pummelled communities along the Gulf Coast of Texas, and Hurricane Irma that devasted Florida, sweeping through the Caribbean into the United States. Undoubtedly, the devastation these severe storms caused was better imagined than experienced. Little wonder, the magnitude of shock and distress they left after its wake.  These hurricanes and others have affected thousands and thousands of people in different categories and ways.  We urge all to take solace for whatever loss they may have encountered because, no matter how bad, darkness would tarry but for a night. Then comes the dawn. Though the pains and misery encountered cannot just vanish in an instant, but we want you all to remember that pains don't last forever.

By Okechukwu Okugo I ron, copper, tin, brass, silver, bauxite, gold, diamonds, salt, cobalt, uranium etc., are abundant in many parts of Africa. Woods, fresh tropical fruits and inexhaustible arable land that supports all kinds of crop and animal production are also abundant in almost all parts of Africa. As many resources are facing depletion in other continents, those in Africa are abundant with the prospects of many other undiscovered minerals available, in different parts of Africa. Truly Africa is a continent that modern investors should not exclude from their investment horizon. And China is already taking advantage of that opportunity, as well. China now has more than one million immigrants in Africa, with the largest population of the people in South Africa, which has a new Chinatown that is bustling and bubbling, according to www.quora.com. The Chinese residents in this town are estimated to be between 200,000 and 350,000. But the population is not the attraction