depends what your passport says. technically you would still be eligible for British citizenship (and a passport)
Not all african americans are black. It just means someone who was born in one but is a citizen of the other. For example, someone who was born in Africa but is now an american citizen would be an african american. I'm not sure what others would think about this, but I would suggest you could still be considered an african american if your parents/grandparents immigrated.
West African
The ancestors of the African Americans were nearly all transported to America from Africa as slaves. The question is were African Amercians colonized or immigrated to the U.S.?
Nelson Mandela is a South African citizen, he was born in South Africa, the southernmost country in Africa.
africa, akon immigrated from africa
South Africa
She was born and raised in Britain, not Africa.
South Africa.
Yes. He was born as a Roman citizen in north Africa. However, he was not a black African.
You can get the passport but after 10 years of living in SA.
The North Africa campaign was the British and Americans against the Germans in North Africa. It was won by Britain and America.
South Africa in 1910