The main economic developer of the city of Alkebulan will be a facility for the mass manufacturing of local products ranging from textiles to jewelry to food and wellness products for mass distribution and export. The facility is made of two state of the art production centers, a large warehouse and 50-100 hectares of agribusiness land. The EDC will provide about 5000 jobs for residents of Alkebulan and surrounding areas. 

For an easy shopping experience for locals and visitors, the overflow of products created in our EDC facility as well as other African made goods will be sold in our 15 hectare open air retail outlet center. Retailers will be able to sell direct to consumer in a spacious and organized environment while providing residents with an easy access shopping experience close to home.  

One of the main tourism attractions in our city is the Museum of African Greats in which we pay homage to countless leaders of past and present. The museum provides in depth historic information on kings, presidents, entertainers, civil rights activists, athletes from around Africa and the Diaspora and many other successful examples of black excellence. 

Our full scale community university will provide our city's youth with higher education with a focus on life and economic skills. The hands on program will work in partnership with our city's institutions to not only provide on the job training programs but to ensure that every graduate has gainful employment opportunities in our city upon graduation. 

Since health and wellness is a priority for sustainable lifestyles, our city will include a state of the art private medical facility for our residents and surrounding communities. The hospital has a main focus on holistic wellness, alternative and traditional childbirth, dietary specialism and will have onsite laboratories for the development of organic wellness products and traditional medicines. 

Throughout the City of Alkebulan you will find a variety of sized green spaces interwoven into communities featuring active produce gardens, fountains, playgrounds, entertainment zones as well as sports courts and fields. These public spaces are meant to encourage outdoor play and social development among neighbors while contributing to the eco-friendly environment.