The climate of Laayoune Laayoune is an important city in Western Sahara. The Arab Democratic Republic of the Sahara, which believes that this area is an independent republic under their leadership, sees Laayoune as the capital of Western Sahara. Other names used for Laayoune are al-Ajoen (Dutch) and El-Aaiún (international/English). […]
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The climate of Biskra Biskra is a large city in northeastern Algeria in the Biskra province. It is a large city with more than three hundred thousand inhabitants, making it the fourth largest city in the country. Biskra was built on a site that has been inhabited since the third […]
The climate of Bunia According to citypopulationreview, Bunia is located in the northeast of the country, not far from Lake Albert. The main means of transport to the city is the airport. Most roads around Bunia are impassable, especially in the rainy season, and are poorly maintained due to the […]
In the central part of the country at an altitude of 1650 m is the capital of Namibia – the city of Windhoek . Windhoek was founded in 1840 and is now a modern city, where numerous colonial-era buildings and modern buildings coexist. The architectural monuments of the colonial era […]
Banks in Tunisia Banks are open on weekdays from 9.00 to 16.30. Money in Tunisia According to TOP-MEDICAL-SCHOOLS, the country’s monetary unit is the Tunisian dinar (TND). The Tunisian dinar is subdivided into a thousand millimeters. Banknotes in circulation -10,5,1, half a dinar. Coins in denominations of 5.1, half a […]
Tanzania has 12 national parks, 1 nature reserve, 13 sanctuaries and 38 protected areas. Tanzania is famous for its famous protected areas. The main tourist attraction of the country is the Serengeti National Park. It was founded in 1951 and covers an area of 14.8 thousand square meters. km. This […]
The Kenyan government carefully protects the nature of the country, because in recent years it has suffered greatly from poaching. Protected areas occupy about 8% of the country’s area (62,000 sq. km). The largest national park in Kenya – Tsavo, its area is 21000 sq. km. The park is divided […]
The classic Egyptian breakfast consists of two main courses: fula and felafile (or taameya). Ful are boiled beans in a sour sauce, with spices and herbs, sometimes with the addition of finely chopped vegetables. Filafili are vegetarian cutlets made from grated legumes. In addition to this, a plate of tehina […]
MFA: Strategic opportunities for foreign exporters In the case of Ethiopia, the largest contributor to GDP and source of foreign currency are services, especially transportation (Ethiopian Airlines) and tourism. The tourism industry was very badly affected by the epidemic, only a minimum number of visitors came to the country in […]
Saint-Denis (Reunion, France) Saint-Denis is the capital of Réunion Island and the largest city in the French overseas departments. It is located on the northern tip of the island and is surrounded by mountains on three sides. In the eastern part of Saint-Denis is the Baracho district. This is a […]
Population Demographically, Zimbabwe (11. 377. 000 residents According to an estimate of 1998) still presents a situation evolving towards more balanced models: the growth rate remains fairly high and consistent is the trend to urbanization, which it affects most of the relatively overcrowded rural areas, on the one hand, and […]
According to Itypeusa, the main attraction of Tunisia is the huge National Library, located in the capital. It keeps collections of books reflecting the history of the state in different eras. The Republic of Tunisia is famous for its beautiful museums: the Postal Museum, the Museum of Traditional Heritage of […]
According to localcollegeexplorer, the importance of British Somalia is political rather than economic. Great Britain, especially through its officials and officers of India, signed treaties with the Somali leaders of the Gulf of Aden from the beginning of the century. XIX, but he did not settle in Zeila, Berbera and […]
History According to topschoolsintheusa, after the political elections of 2005, the conduct of which had been contested by the opposition and by various international bodies, the growing control over the state apparatus and society by the ruling party ended up defining a system that, beyond decentralization federalist and electoral consultations, […]
Divisions and borders. – Egypt is the country that the Nile bathes below Elephantine (Herodotus, II, 18). Its name, as we have seen, is taken from that of the ancient city of Memphis (Babylonian Ḫ ikuptah, which in Greek became Αἴγυπτος). The natives called it Kême “Black”, in opposition to Ṭ or š re “Red” […]
Population, society and rights The Ethiopian population is made up of more than 70 ethnic groups who speak more than 200 languages and dialects. Major groups include the Oromo and Somalis, who speak Cushitic languages, while the Amhara and Tigrinya-speaking groups are linguistically Semitic. At least half of the population […]
Population. – The population in 1936 was 2,608,313 residents, Of which 2,395,108 indigenous and 213,205 Europeans (108,068 French, 94,289 Italians, etc.). Tunis counted 219,578 residents (54,733 Italians), Sfax 43,333, Biserta 28,257, Susa 28,465. In 1940 the total population was estimated at 2,730,000 residents Economic conditions. – Generally they mark a […]
In the first half of the 1970s, Algerian political life was characterized by the consolidation of the regime and the strengthening of the personal authority of Bū Midyan (Boumedienne). The head of the government came to concentrate an ever-increasing number of powers in his own person, leaving alongside him, as […]
Like the other Maghreb countries that have suffered more or less accentuated influence from France, Morocco also has a linguistic problem. The population speaks Arabic or Berber, but many writers express themselves in French, some even in Spanish. Aḥmad al-Ṣifriwī (b. 1915), from a Berber family, made his debut in […]
The salient features and developments of South African literature were determined and marked by the events that gave rise to racial segregation and the liberation movement, marked by the Sharpeville massacre in March 1960, by the declaration of a state of emergency, by the tragic events of Soweto, the end […]
Little is known about the history of northern Benin. In the south, according to oral tradition, a group of the Adja people emigrated during the 12th or 13th centuries to the east of Tado, on the Mono River, and founded the city of Allada, becoming the capital of Great Ardra., a State that reached its maximum power from the […]
For the traveler who wants to experience something other than Tunisia’s sun-drenched sandy beaches and the entertainment life of tourists, there is much interesting to discover in this small country. It is easy to travel in Tunisia on your own and if you have access to a car, it is […]
ECONOMY: GENERAL INFORMATION With a GDP of US $ 4,459 million and a GDP per capita of $ 465 in 2008, Rwanda ranks among the poorest states in the world; the very high demographic weight has largely thwarted government efforts, aimed at improving communication routes and strengthening the productive structures […]
Business At the beginning of its independence in 1968, Equatorial Guinea was one of the most developed countries in Africa, although the economy was one-sidedly oriented towards the production of the export goods cocoa, coffee and wood. During the Macías dictatorship (1968-79) there was a severe economic decline. After that, […]
According to Homosociety, Rwanda is located in central Africa and is known as the land of the 1000 hills due to its position between 2 mountain ranges. It borders the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Tanzania and Burundi. Originally, the country was mainly inhabited by the Hutu and Tutsi tribes […]
(Ityjopya). State of East Africa (1,127,127 km²). Capital: Addis Ababa. Administrative division: states (9), cities (2). Population: 75,690,000 residents (2008 estimate). Language: Amharic (official), English, Italian, Somali, Tigrinya, Tigre. Religion: Orthodox 43.5%, Muslims 33.9%, Protestants 18.6%, animists / traditional beliefs 2.6%, Catholics 0.7%, others 0.7%. Monetary unit: birr (100 cents). […]
South Africa, official name: English Republic of South Africa [r ɪ p ʌ bl ɪ k əv sa ʊ.theta AEFr ɪ kə], Afrikaans Republiek van Suid-Afrika [-van sœjd-], German South Africa, state in the extreme south of Africa with (2018) 57.8 million residents; The capital is Pretoria (Tshwane). South Africa […]
The Niger Delta forms a conservation area and today hosts those populations (the bozo fishermen, with Negroid traits) that can be considered as the country’s ethnic substratum. However, they form a numerical minority, while the majority of Malians are Sudanese, within which, however, a considerable variety of groups is recognized. […]
Democratic reforms under Museveni In July 1985 President Obote (who went into exile in Zambia ) was overthrown by a military coup led by T. Okello (* 1914, † 1996). The NRM stepped up its military action and was able to take Kampala in January 1986. Y. Museveni became the […]
(Republic of Botswana). Southern African state (581,730 km²). Capital: Gaborone. Administrative division: districts (9), cities (7). Population: 2,053,237 (2012 estimate). Language: English (official), SeTswana (national language). Religion: animists / traditional beliefs 2.2%, Christians 62.7%, Muslims 0.5%, non-religious / atheists 7.9%, others 26.7%. Monetary unit: pula (100 thebe). Human Development Index: […]