The Kingdom of Lesotho is a state in southern Africa. The country has no access to the sea, and is on all sides surrounded by South Africa. The capital of Lesotho is called Maseru. The country was formerly called Basutoland,
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Burundi Economy and History
Burundi, officially Rundi Republika y’Uburundi, French République du Burundi [repy Republic dy burun di], German Republic of Burundi, landlocked country in East Africa (2019) 11.5 million people; The capital is Gitega. At 27,830 km 2, it is one of the
Ivory Coast History
The numerous emigrations that have occurred on the territory of the Ivory Coast are almost certainly related to the flourishing and dissolution of the empires and kingdoms of western Sudan (Ghana, Mali, Songhai, Mossi) and central Sudan (Kanem, Bornu, Haussa
Republic of the Congo Economy and Cities
Congo (Republic), officially French République du Congo [repy Republic dyk ɔ go], German Republic of Congo, country in central Africa, with (2019) 5.4 million residents; The capital is Brazzaville. INDUSTRY AND MINERAL RESOURCES According to healthinclude, the mining industry supplies
Paraguay Literature and Culture
LITERATURE Slow and difficult, Spanish colonization in Paraguay was limited for centuries to very few urban centers. In 1790 there were three, and the main one, Asunción, did not reach 7000 residents. The majority of the indigenous population, the Guaraní,
Central African Republic Economy
Business Self-sufficiency agriculture, tropical timber felling and diamond mining are the economic foundations of the Central African Republic. In terms of gross national income (GNI) per capita of US $ 390 (2017), the Central African Republic is one of the
California State University Long Beach Student Review
Studying in the USA and experiencing the Californian student lifestyle first-hand – this is roughly how you could describe my plans, or rather my dream that drove me to study in the United States for two months. After a lot
Exchange Study in Ghana
Ghana is not so visited by western tourists, although it is one of the friendliest and most hospitable of the West African nations. Ghana was once the center of the slave trade (17th-century forts built for defense against the slave
Children Education in Zimbabwe
Today’s Zimbabwe is characterized by poverty, lack of education and low food security. Widespread poverty is affecting children, especially girls, severely. A report from Plan International shows that the harsh conditions not only affect girls’ health and well-being, it also
Children Education in Kenya
Kenya in East Africa is a rich country in many ways. The economy is growing and the country’s wildlife attracts many tourists. But Kenya is sensitive to climate change affecting both access to water and food. Almost half the population