Calm and conservative Hammamet is famous for its sandy beaches and modern thalassotherapy centers. This is a European class resort, one of the most respectable in Tunisia. Quiet relaxation is harmoniously combined here with the best nightlife in the country: there are a lot of cool discos, bars and restaurants. […]
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Lake Kivu According to computerannals, Lake Kivu in Rwanda is one of the most unusual lakes in the world. Big. 2700 square kilometers. Deep. Surrounded by mountains. It is one of the seven African Great Lakes. Visa to Rwanda Citizens of all countries receive a visa upon arrival at Kigali […]
IFATI Zombitse Vohibasia National Park: This park is the most important relic dry deciduous forest site in Madagascar. Zombitse Vohibasia is a transitional zone between the dry and wet forests of Madagascar, so the flora there is especially rich within the protected area. Baobabs and some orchids are quite common […]
History Throughout history and until 1890, the year in which Italy colonized the territory and delimited it, the area of Eritrea had been part of several empires and kingdoms in the region. The Kingdom of Italy created the colony of Eritrea in 1890 and maintained it until the Second World War, with the […]
Libya is a country in North Africa. It lies along the Mediterranean coast to the north, and borders Egypt to the east, Sudan to the southeast, Chad and Niger to the south, and Algeria and Tunisia to the west. With its 1.8 million km², Libya is Africa’s fourth largest country […]
Business With the development and exploitation of the rich oil deposits (since 1959) Libya developed into one of the most important oil exporting countries. In 2013, the OPEC member was the fourth largest oil producer in Africa after Nigeria, Angola and Algeria. The gross national income (GNI) per resident was […]
Fragile security situation The domestic political situation remained critical. In the two Kivu provinces in the east of the country, armed conflicts have intensified since the end of July after General Laurent Nkunda (* 1967) released his troops from the government forces and started the fight against the Hutu militias […]
CULTURE: LITERATURE The literature reflects the composite social and ethnic reality of the country. In fact, it is necessary to distinguish a literary production in English, by the bourgeois elites, descendants of former liberated American slaves, and a popular, indigenous literature in African languages. The latter had already had their […]
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY: POPULATION Before the European penetration, the territory of Kenya was divided into two distinct population areas. On the coast there were populations who had known contact with the Arab world, which already at the end of the century. X had set up some of his commercial bases, such […]
Garden Route – dream road on the Indian Ocean Along the south coast, on the national road N2, runs from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth, the famous Garden Route. The classic Garden Route stretches from Mossel Bay to the Paul Sauer Bridge and is around 300 km long. Mountains alternate […]
The structure The World Bank, which consists of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and the International Development Fund (IDA), is part of the World Bank Group. This also includes IFC (International Financing Company), Miga (International Investment Guarantee Agency) and ICCID (International Center for Investment Conflict). According to Abbreviationfinder, […]
Africa, the black continent, is considered the cradle of humanity. Flora and fauna are just as varied as the landscapes. Numerous animal species live in the different regions of Africa. Some of them are extremely dangerous for humans. But you shouldn’t think of lions or rhinos first. 1st place: Probably […]
Herds The hyena is a herd animal. They live under a very special ranking, where it is quite clear to (notice) who is at the top of the range and who is at the bottom. Hundreds of hyenas can live together in the same cave. The herd is controlled by […]
Travel to Mauritius The Republic of Mauritius is an island state in the Indian Ocean and includes the islands of Agaleg Cargados Carajos, and Rodrigues, and is located about 800 km east of Madagascar. The island is part of the Mascarene archipelago, which also includes the island of Reunion. Mauritius […]
Zimbabwe in 2002 was a sovereign state with Robert Mugabe as its President. It was located in Southern Africa and the population of Zimbabwe at that time was approximately 12 million people and its official language was English. The country had a presidential system of government with an elected president […]
Zambia in 2002 was a sovereign state with Levy Mwanawasa as its President. It was located in Southern Africa and the population of Zambia at that time was approximately 10 million people and its official language was English. The country had a republican system of government with an elected president […]
Yearbook 2002 Western Sahara. The UN Security Council extended the mandate of the UN Force MINURSO several times. The latest decision is for February 2003. The 540 observers will check the ceasefire from 1991 and prepare for a referendum on V’s future. But the independence movement Polisario and Morocco remained […]
In 2002, Uganda was a landlocked country located in East Africa with a population of approximately 24 million people. Its official language was English but other languages such as Luganda, Runyankore and Swahili were also widely spoken. The country was made up of several ethnic groups including the Baganda, Basoga […]
Tunisia is a North African country located in the Mediterranean Sea in 2002. It had a population of around 10 million people and its official language was Arabic. The economy of Tunisia was largely driven by its tourism sector which accounted for approximately 8% of GDP in 2002, while other […]
In 2002, Togo was a West African country with a population of around 5 million people. It had been an independent nation since 1960 and its official language was French, although many other languages were spoken in the region. The economy of Togo was largely driven by its agricultural sector […]
In 2002, Tanzania was a large East African country with a population of around 33 million people. It had been an independent republic since 1961 and its official language was Swahili, although English and Arabic were also widely spoken. The economy of Tanzania was largely driven by its agricultural sector […]
In 2002, the Republic of Sudan was located in Northeast Africa and had a population of approximately 37 million people. The country was predominantly Muslim and Arabic-speaking and its economy was largely driven by oil production. According to computerannals, the government of Sudan was led by President Omar al-Bashir, who […]
Between the State of Mahdia and the Free State Congo The territories that today make up South Sudan were missing out on the Turkish-Egyptian occupation when Mahdi revolutionized today’s Sudan in 1881 and established an Islamic state there. The Turkish-Egyptian capital Khartoum fell in 1885. A year earlier, the conquest […]
In 2002, South Africa was a country located at the southern tip of the African continent. It had a population of around 44 million people and was composed of diverse ethnic and racial groups. Despite being one of the wealthiest countries in Africa, it faced significant social challenges such as […]
In 2002, Somalia was a country located in the Horn of Africa. It had a population of around 8 million people and was composed of diverse ethnic and religious groups. According to computerannals, the country was highly impoverished due to years of civil war and drought, leading to widespread food […]
In 2002, Sierra Leone was a country slowly recovering from a decade of civil war. The conflict had devastated the country, leaving much of its infrastructure and economy in ruins. The population of almost 5 million people was struggling to rebuild their lives and livelihoods. The government was working to […]
Seychelles in 2002 was a nation of many contrasts. Located in the Indian Ocean, it was a small nation of only 90,000 people but with immense natural beauty. Its main industries were tourism and fishing, with the latter providing much needed employment for the locals. According to computerannals, the capital […]
In 2002, Senegal was a large, coastal country located in West Africa. The population of Senegal in 2002 was around 11 million people and French was the official language. According to computerannals, the capital city of Dakar was home to many government buildings, as well as popular tourist attractions such […]
In 2002, Sao Tome and Principe was a small, tropical island country located in the Gulf of Guinea off the western coast of Central Africa. The population of Sao Tome and Principe in 2002 was around 150 thousand people and Portuguese was the official language. According to computerannals, the capital […]
In 2002, Rwanda was a small country located in Central Africa. It was bordered by Uganda to the north, Tanzania to the east, Burundi to the south and Congo to the west. The population of Rwanda in 2002 was around 8 million people and Kinyarwanda was the official language. According […]
In 2002, the Republic of the Congo was a country located in Central Africa. It was bordered by Gabon to the west, Cameroon and the Central African Republic to the north, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the east and south. The population of the Congo in 2002 […]
In 2002, Nigeria was a populous West African country with a population of over 130 million people. Its economy was heavily reliant on the production and export of oil, with the country being one of the world’s top 10 oil producers. Despite its vast natural resources, Nigeria had a low […]
In 2002, Niger was a landlocked West African country with a population of approximately 10 million people. Its economy was primarily reliant on agriculture and livestock production, with about 80% of its population engaged in subsistence farming. Despite being one of the poorest countries in the world, Niger had an […]
In 2002, Namibia was a southern African nation located on the Atlantic Ocean coast with a population of approximately 2 million people. It was one of the poorest countries in the world, with an estimated per capita GDP of just over US$1,000. The economy was largely based on agriculture, mining, […]
In 2002, Mozambique was a Southern African nation located in the Indian Ocean with a population of approximately 19 million people. The economy was largely based on agriculture, mining, and manufacturing. In terms of infrastructure, the country had relatively limited access to roads and telecommunications networks. Education was also relatively […]
In 2002, Morocco was a North African nation located in the Mediterranean Sea with a population of approximately 30 million people. The economy was largely based on agriculture, mining, and manufacturing. In terms of infrastructure, the country had relatively limited access to roads and telecommunications networks. Education was also relatively […]
In 2002, Mauritius was a small island nation in the Indian Ocean with a population of approximately 1.2 million people. The economy was largely based on tourism and the services sector, although there was also some agriculture and fishing. In terms of infrastructure, the country had relatively good access to […]
In 2002, Mauritania was a small nation in North Africa with a population of approximately 3 million people. The economy was largely based on agriculture and livestock production. In terms of infrastructure, the country had limited access to roads and telecommunications networks but had made progress in recent years in […]
In 2002, Mali was a developing nation with a population of around 11 million people. The economy was largely based on agriculture, livestock and fishing and accounted for nearly half of the country’s GDP. The main export commodities were cotton, gold and livestock. In terms of infrastructure, the country had […]
In 2002, Malawi was a developing nation with a population of around 11 million people. The economy was largely based on agriculture and small-scale industry, with the majority of the population living in rural areas and relying on subsistence farming as their primary source of income. The main export commodities […]
In 2002, Madagascar was a developing nation with a population of around 15 million people. According to computerannals, the economy was largely based on agriculture, with the majority of the population living in rural areas and relying on subsistence farming as their primary source of income. The main export commodities […]
In 2002, Libya was a large country located in North Africa with an area of 1.77 million square kilometers and a population of around 5.6 million people. According to computerannals, the capital of Libya was Tripoli and its official language was Arabic. The landscape in Libya featured desert plains, plateaus […]
In 2002, Liberia was a small country located in West Africa with an area of 111,369 square kilometers and a population of around 3.5 million people. According to computerannals, the capital of Liberia was Monrovia and its official language was English. The landscape in Liberia featured tropical rainforests, wetlands and […]
In 2002, Lesotho was a small country located in southern Africa. It had an area of 30,355 square kilometers and a population of around 2 million people. According to computerannals, the capital of Lesotho was Maseru and its official language was Sesotho. The landscape in Lesotho featured mountainous terrain and […]
In 2002, Ivory Coast was a nation with a population of more than 17 million people. Despite its long history and rich cultural heritage, the country had made great strides towards economic development and had become one of the most prosperous nations in West Africa. The economy was largely based […]
In 2002, Guinea-Bissau was a West African nation located on the Atlantic coast. With a population of approximately 1.5 million people, it had an economy based primarily on subsistence agriculture and fishing. The literacy rate was low at 37%, and the majority of the population lived in poverty. The economy […]
In 2002, Guinea was a West African nation located on the Atlantic coast. With a population of approximately 8 million people, it had an economy based primarily on agriculture and mining. The literacy rate was low at 42%, and the majority of the population lived in poverty. The economy had […]
In 2002, Ghana was a developing nation located in West Africa. With a population of 20 million people, it had a weak economy based on agriculture and mining. The literacy rate was high at 72%, and the majority of the population lived in relative poverty. The economy had transitioned from […]
In 2002, Gambia was a developing country located in West Africa. With a population of 1.4 million people, it had a weak economy based on agriculture and tourism. The literacy rate was low at 40%, and the majority of the population lived in poverty. The economy had transitioned from an […]
In 2002, Gabon was a developing country located in Central Africa. With a population of 1.3 million people, it had a moderately strong economy based on oil production and timber exports. The literacy rate was low at 63%, and the majority of the population lived in poverty. The economy had […]
In 2002, Ethiopia was a developing country with a population of approximately 65 million people. According to computerannals, it was predominantly rural, with an agricultural economy and low levels of industrialization. The majority of the population lived in poverty, and the literacy rate was only about 40%. The country had […]