The Plan of the African Republic and the New African Cities

Presidency of the Federal Republic of the United States of Africa

Department of Presidential Press

SUBJECT: PRESIDENTIAL COMMUNIQUE ANNOUNCING THE PLAN OF THE AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND THE NEW AFRICAN CITIES GOVERNMENTS

A. Local self autonomous governments
B. Decentralization of state government administrations and powers
C. End of concentration of powers in African state governments
D. Creation of more than 200 million jobs in local government and 300 million in private sectors

By the authority vested in me as President of the Federal Republic of the United States of Africa by the Constitution and the Law of African Republic, I have decided to establish the plan of African Republic and the new African self autonomous cities/governments.

The African Federal System and Self Autonomous Local/City Governments

1. The African Federal/national government

A. President of the Federal Republic of United States of African, Head of Federal State and Chief of Federal Government and Commander in Chief of African Armed Forces (cabinet).
a. Vice President of the Federal Republic
b. African Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, global cooperation and diplomacy
B. African Congress/Parliament

African Senate
3 senators and 3 deputy senators from each African state. 1 woman and 2 men

African House of Representatives

1 representative and 1 deputy representative from each province.
3 representatives and 3 deputy representatives from state capital city provinces (2 women and 1 man)
15 million employees/jobs for Federal government
C. African Supreme Court
15 judges and 15 deputy judges
11 men and 4 women
African national referendums
African annual Budget/GDP

NB: African Presidential Cabinet Plan

1 secretary and 1 deputy secretary and 20 under secretaries and 20 deputy secretaries from each state

NB: States Presidential Cabinet Plan

More than 5 secretaries and 5 deputies, 20 under secretaries and 20 deputy under secretaries from each province and prefecture.

NB: Big states have 12 provinces/governorates
- Small states have 3 to 9 provinces/governorates

NB: Big states have 12 provinces/governorates
- Small states have 3 to 9 provinces/governorates
- Each province has 3 to 5 prefectures
- Each prefecture has 5 underprefectures/sous prefectures
- 93% of projects/infrastructures go to Native African Ndumu and Arab and 7 % for international cooperation
- 80% of African natural resources/profits goes to Africa and 20% to international cooperation

NB: Official Population of New Africa
1. Native African Ndumu (Ndoumou) blacks
2. Native African Arab
3. Asian
4. Indian
5. Whites
6. Latino
7. Universal Education Program
8. Universal Healthcare Program

2. The African sovereign states governments

A. Presidents of states, heads of states and chief of states governments and commanders in chief of states national guard army (cabinets)
- Vice presidents of states
- State secretary of states for international cooperation, investments and states promotion and trade
B. State national assemblies
States senates
5 senators and 5 deputy senators from each province
States Houses of Representatives
5 representatives/deputy representatives from each prefecture
7 representatives/deputies from provincial central prefectures
C. State Supreme Courts
9 judges and 9 deputy judges: 1 judge from each province, 3 women
200,000 jobs for small states
500,000 jobs for big states
African states referendums
African states annual budgets

3. The African Federal Capital City Government

Mayor (cabinet)
Vice Mayor
City director general of state/for international cooperation, investments and promotion
City director general of city protocol
City director general of city operations, attorney, controller
Chief of staff/chief of protocol
City director general of events and conferences, treasurer, appraiser
City director general of associations, assessor
City chief engineer, architect, urbaniste, planner geologist, general and others
City council
29 arrondissements/municipal districts
29 city councilors and 29 deputy city councilors
29 under mayors for arrondissements/districts (staff)
50,000 to 70,000 employees
Municipal referendums
City annual budgets

4. African state capital cities governments

Mayor (cabinets)
Vice mayor
City council
29 arrondissements/districts
29 city councilors/deputy councilors
29 under mayors for arrondissements/districts
50,000 to 80,000 employees/jobs
Municipal referendums
Cities annuals budgets

5. Provincial capital cities governments

Mayors (cabinets)
Vice Mayors
City council
19 arrondissements/districts
19 city councilors/deputy councilors
19 under mayors for arrondissements/districts
50,000 employees/jobs
Municipal referendums
Cities annuals budgets

6. Prefecture capital cities governments

Mayors (cabinets)
Vice Mayors
City council
15 arrondissesments/districts
15 city councilors/deputy councilors
15 under mayors for arrondissements/districts
50,000 employees/jobs

7. Small city/prefecture cities governments

Mayors (cabinets)
Vice Mayors
City Council
5 arrondissements/districts
5 city councilors/deputy councilors (staff)
5 under mayors for arrondissements/districts
5,000 employees

8. Villages governments

Mayors of villages (cabinets)
Vice Mayors
Chief of village (ceremonial posts) rights to lands
Village council
15 village councilors = 10 men and 5 women
100 to 150 employees
Villages referendums
Annual budgets

9. Provincial governments

Governors (cabinets)
Vice Governors
Provincial council
5 provincial councilors by prefecture
9 provincial councilors by provincial (capital cities) central prefectures/deputy provincial councilors/staff
1 under governor by prefecture (staff)
15,000 employees
Provincial referendums
Annual budgets

10. Prefecture governments

Prefects (cabinets)
Vice Prefects
Prefecture council
5 prefecture councilors/deputy prefecture councilors (staff)
5 under prefecture districts/sous prefectures (staff)
5 under prefects/sous prefects (staff)
50,000 employees
Prefectures referendums
Annual budgets

11. Local Cabinets Plan

1. Departments/ministry: local governments
2. Commissions and boards (local)
3. Institutes (local)
4. Foundations (local)
5. Statistic research centers (local)
6. Watchdogs (local)
7. NGO/Associations (local)

12. The Federal Republic of United States of Africa

Official Language
1. Ndumungala (lingala)
2. Arabic

Official Religions
1. Vodun Religion
2. Islam Religion

Official Culture
1. The African Ndumu culture
2. The African Arab culture

Official Writings
1. Ndumu Amahric writings
2. Arabic writings

Official Currency
1. The African “Ossi”
2. The African Central Bank
3. The African Central Treasury
4. The African Central Income Revenue
5. The African Central Insurance
6. The African Central Stocks Exchange
7. The African Passport
8. The African Economic Market
9. The African Entertainment Industry/Market
10. The African Sports Industry/Market
11. The National Annual Budget: $4 trillion
12. The African Patents and Inventions Office
13. The African Copyrights Office
14. The African Central Chamber of Commerce

Respectfully,

H.E. Theophile Leyamalakoyoh Yockot
First African President Chief of African Government and Commander in Chief of African Armed Forces