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The economy of the Angola was severely affected by the civil war that lasted for 27 years: the destruction of farms, plants and communication infrastructures was very serious, while the exodus of the Portuguese community, if it gave the country the theoretical possibility of self-determining its own growth strategy, deprived him of the technical and […]
In September 1999 M.Ḥ. Mubārak was reconfirmed president of the Republic. His fourth term coincided with one of the most critical periods in the recent history of Egypt, both due to the worsening of internal tensions and the economic crisis as well as to the progressive decline of the traditionally recognized role of this country in the […]
The population of Ethiopia it includes people belonging to different ethnic and linguistic lineages, who settled in the country at different times. Leaving aside the most ancient, which currently represent only a marginal or residual fraction, the strictly Ethiopian people, speaking Cushitic languages, are essentially the tribes known with the generic name of Sidamo, to […]
A new Berber dynasty, known as the Almohad (al – muwa ḥḥ id ū n) moved from the west to conquer the Ifrīqiyah; Tunis and then the whole coast up to Tripoli were occupied between 1158 and 1160 by the troops of ‛Abd al-Mu’min and recognized the sovereignty of the Almohads. As it had happened […]
Department of Constantine. – In the department of Constantina the situation is different, as there is an evident dualism. A part of it corresponds to the Mitidja and the Oran plains: the plain of Bona. This is well watered; indeed, from a certain point of view, it could be said that it is too much […]
From its origins to independence The most remote traces of human life date back to a certainly very ancient phase of the lower Paleolithic. The stratigraphic sequence of Sidi ‛Abd ar-Rahman, near Casablanca, embraces a series of cultures starting from the pebble culture to the Acheulean, and its chronological interpretation was proposed on the basis […]
In the 1970s, characterized by the almost total decolonization of Africa, the South Africa responded to its international isolation by supporting the conservative and anti-Marxist armed movements in neighboring countries, while the UN also imposed commercial sanctions. Internally, the 1970s marked an increase in social and racial conflict (in 1973 a wave of strikes in […]
Reports of famine and political unrest have dominated journalists’ reports from Ethiopia for decades. What is easily forgotten is that the mountainous country in East Africa also has a history that goes back thousands of years. It is packed with important high cultures, some of the world’s oldest churches and Christian ceremonies. Ceremonies that have […]
Mali, officially the Republic of Mali is a landlocked state in West Africa. Mali is the seventh largest country in Africa, bordering Algeria to the north, Niger to the east, Burkina Faso and the Ivory Coast to the south, Guinea to the southwest and Senegal and Mauritania to the west. The plains of the Sahel […]
The political regime in Uganda is holding back the opposition with vicious methods. We are trying to create space for democratic participation and we are fighting to put an end to widespread corruption. Population: 40,853,749 Proportion of population below the country’s poverty line: 21.4 GDP per capita: $ 2.4 – number 200 in the world […]
ECONOMY: GENERAL INFORMATION In the first twenty years following independence (1960), Benin developed a transit economy by benefiting from the traffic of goods in the direction of the Sahel states without access to the sea; in particular, it saw its re-export activities grow enormously following the oil boom in neighboring Nigeria in the 1970s. Smuggling […]
According to threergroup, the population of Ethiopia is a problem that has not yet been solved: in fact the country is inhabited largely by very ancient people who belong to a characteristic human type, Ethiopian, different from the Negroid one with whom, however, there have been repeated crossings up to the present times. It is […]
GENERALITY It is located in the northwestern section of the Congolese basin, in the middle of equatorial Africa. Its territory is, so to speak, the result of the colonial expansion pursued by the French along the right bank of the Congo River, while the Belgians secured a much larger dominion on the opposite bank. Hence […]
Niger borders Algeria and Libya to the north, Chad to the east, Nigeria and Benin to the south, and Burkina Faso and Mali to the west. The country stretches from the middle reaches of the Niger (which flows 500 km through the extreme southwest) over the Sahel zone to far into the Sahara. Most of […]
Rwanda has had a positive development with increased economic growth and the most equal parliament in the world. But poverty is still widespread and the challenges are particularly great for children and women. The genocide in Rwanda in 1994 left deep scars. 800,000 people died and the country is still alive with the memories. Active […]
Benin is an elongated country and one of Africa’s most stable and democratic countries with a strong civil society. At the same time, Benin is one of the least economically developed countries in the world and half the population lives on less than $ 1.90 a day. The weak economic growth has had major consequences […]
