He is not allowed to sell any products to any locals

I honestly don’t know and haven’t heard what his plans are for his US farm land, but the wealthy farm owner made a deal with the massive Asian country to exclusively supply their 1M+ expatriates in Africa.

He is not allowed to sell any products to any locals or make any deal with any other governments on the continent.

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Bill Gates’ Chinese Interpreter Is Being Accused of Breaking Up His Marriage With Melinda Gates

Bill Gates and Melinda Gates’ carefully crafted statement on the end of their marriage made a few key points clear, but left the public utterly without clues on what might have prompted the dissolution of their relationship after 27 years and raising three kids together. In that vacuum, rumors have begun to flow, as they always do about high-profile splits, and one colleague of Bill Gates’ has found herself in the crosshairs: Chinese interpreter Zhe “Shelly” Wang, who has worked for The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation since 2015. While it’s unclear exactly where the rumors started, at least one popular tweet alleging a romantic relationship between Wang and Bill Gates can be found, and the rumors that Wang was the reason for his split from Melinda grew to the extent that she allegedly issued a public response on Chinese social media platform Weibo, per Page Six.

Bill Gates and Melinda Gates’ carefully crafted statement on the end of their marriage made a few key points clear, but left the public utterly without clues on what might have prompted the dissolution of their relationship after 27 years and raising three kids together. In that vacuum, rumors have begun to flow, as they always do about high-profile splits, and one colleague of Bill Gates’ has found herself in the crosshairs: Chinese interpreter Zhe “Shelly” Wang, who has worked for The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation since 2015. While it’s unclear exactly where the rumors started, at least one popular tweet alleging a romantic relationship between Wang and Bill Gates can be found, and the rumors that Wang was the reason for his split from Melinda grew to the extent that she allegedly issued a public response on Chinese social media platform Weibo, per Page Six.

Wang also currently works as an interpreter at Harvard Business School and the Yale School of Management, and has previously worked at TED Conferences and the Monterey Institute of International Studies. While Bill and Melinda never alluded to a specific reason behind their split, everything so far has indicated that it has been amicable and well planned — including Bill’s transfer of $1.8 billion in stocks to Melinda’s name the day she filed for divorce. – Source

China is freaking out over Bill and Melinda Gates’ divorce

Bill and Melinda Gates didn’t just break each other’s hearts.

The stunning announcement of the billionaire couple’s divorce has sent shockwaves through China, where distraught fans of the philanthropic duo took to social media to lament the split, CNN Business reported Wednesday.

“You and Melinda have made huge contributions to people around the world. Even if you don’t hold hands together in future life, I hope your foundation can still continue and help more people,” a user on Weibo, the Chinese equivalent of Twitter, wrote in response to Bill Gates’ Monday announcement.

“Even you are divorced,” another responded.

“How can the rest of us have hope of entering a marriage?”

Since the news broke, the “Bill Gates’ divorce” hashtag on Weibo has seen more than 830 million views and at least 66,000 discussion posts — eclipsing the 91 million views that came in when Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Scott divorced in 2019, the outlet reported.

The number of followers Bill Gates has on Weibo — 4.1 million, nearly quadruple the followings of Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Apple chief Tim Cook — is indicative of that success. – Source