There is compelling indication, that the origin of man goes back to sub Saharan Africa (the Eastern part), and the modern means of exchange in trade using money (in form of coins) also reported in the East African island of Kilwa. The sub-Saharan Africa is a vast land full of mystery. Lastly, it offers solution, to the current demographic chaos, and their relationship to future matured demographic transition in sub-Saharan Africa. The chapter also contrasts some of the prevalent misconceptions about Africans, especially the delusional idea of Africans as a homogenous population group on genetic basis. Specifically, it endeavours to highlight how different African countries are in different stages of demographic transition.

It then cautiously highlights how demographic transition is emerging in sub-Saharan Africa. The chapter analyses philosophical basis of sub-Saharan Africa demographic dividends from 1960 to 2000. The aim of this chapter is to uncover the hidden truth behind population censa in sub-Sahara African countries using Statistical tools. However, scientists and policy makers, still erroneously consider demographic transition to be absent in sub-Saharan Africa.

It loosely followed natural patterns that were postulated as far back as 1795. The concept of demographic transition has been evident to European, North American and Japanese population since the early 1960’s.

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