British actor, Idris Elba has revealed plans to relocate to Africa within the next five to 10 years. This step, he said is part of his ten-year process to bolster Africa’s film industry.

Idris Elba is now preparing to leave the UK behind so he can start working on his plan to open film studios in Zanzibar and Ghana.

Idris Elba has announced plans to relocate to Africa as part of his commitment to the burgeoning film industry on the continent. “I would certainly consider settling down here; not even consider, it’s going to happen.

Idris Elba sets his sights on Africa, planning to move there in the next decade to build studios in Ghana and Tanzania and 'bolster the film industry' there.

Renowned actor Idris Elba has announced his plans to relocate to Africa within the next decade. Known for his roles in Luther, Beasts of No Nation, and the MCU, this decision has left many fans curious about his reasons.

Idris Elba has conquered Hollywood with iconic roles in “The Wire” and “Luther.” Now, the London-born actor is shifting his focus to a new stage — one that’s 10,000 miles away. Elba, whose parents hail from Sierra Leone and Ghana,

Idris Elba has declared his intention to relocate to Africa within the next 10 years to help develop the continent’s burgeoning film industry across several nations.

English actor Idris Elba say he’s planning to move to Africa to be a part of a growing film industry. He’s already involved with studios in Ghana and Tanzania.

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As if we didn’t already have enough reasons to love Idris Elba, the actor is embarking on a journey designed to stimulate Africa’s economy. “The Wire” star has pledged to invest money and resources into Africa’s film industry,

Idris Elba reveals plans to relocate to Africa, aiming to support and elevate the continent’s filmmaking industry by immersing in its rich storytelling cultures.