The Anglo-African Nation is home for the English speaking descendants of the European diaspora who have made Africa their home since 1795. The Anglo-African Nation is pursuing a variety of projects. These include:   

• Building relationships with the Anglosphere countries of the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand which share a common ancestry and value system.
• The  establishment of closer trade ties between Anglo-Africans and Anglosphere countries.
• Lobbying the British government to issue Anglo-Africans with a British National (Overseas) passport.
• The establishment of an internationally recognised, English home language Anglo-African University in Southern Africa.
• To celebrate Anglo-African cultural events.
• A civil defence capacity to protect members.
• Provide members with financial and political news to make informed decisions.
• The establishment of a legal division to protect member’s constitutional rights.
• To ensure Anglo-African political interests are well represented.
• Support CapeXit, the historical birth place and motherland of the Anglo-African Nation.
• To negotiate an autonomous 99 year territorial lease to build an African-Anglosphere city state similar in scope and mission to Singapore.

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