Rivertemz:

I really like how you think, especially when you mentioned more african influence in architecture. That's a thought that has crossed my mind.
but please before you do plan on moving, think wisely about the economic advantage you could benefit from and help improve in a specific country.

first of all, what intrigues you about senegal or botswana, two very different regions.
Im not surprised you didn't say Nigeria, even if it was a tourist attraction, it's a competitive place to make a type of living, Nigerians are very sharp and decisive, it's alot harder to make wealth in Nigeria, because everyone else is making money and hustling fast compared to black people in America. We don't play games in Nigeria.

Do realize you would either be starting from bottom up or have at least several connections with wealthy people in the places you're interested in.

Senegal, I have a connection there I'm very interested in learning more about the Diola people and their traditional spiritual practices, not to mention a hero of mine Cheikh Diop is from there. Niokolo Koba National Park and the saloum delta also have my interest, plenty of rivers abound in Senegal. There's other little things like the house of slaves museum, the museum of african arts and the african renaissance monument that let me know the ideology there isn't too white washed . The only small drawback for me is becoming efficient in french. Botswana, I'd like to study wildlife in that region the animals in the okavango delta are MAJESTIC the lions look like they could eat a jeep. Botswana is also another place politically stable enough for me to set long term goals without disruption interfering with the plans I have.

There's other reasons and I won't divulge all of them but yeah those two are pretty high on my list.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDBsHVrQ_3c

14 Black Americans who Relocated to Africa talk about living in the US Vs Africa