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Chad is a Central African country surrounded by Libya in the north, Sudan in the east and Cameroon in the south. The country is landlocked with very little natural resources. Chad is listed as one of the worlds poorest countries according to United Nations Human Development Index ranking 7th with 80% of its population living below poverty level. The official language is French and most of the population of Chad rely on farming and livestock for survival. Cameroon is a West African Country sounded

and later ended on May 31 1902. This war was a war between Great Britain and Ireland, The South African Republic and also the Orange Free State. The British army was supported by troops from several regions of the British Empire, including Southern Africa, the Australian colonies, Canada, Newfoundland, British India, and New Zealand. The war ended with the British winning and the defeat of both republics. Both would eventually be brought into the Union of South Africa in 1910. In 1885-86, in Transvaal

The South Africans view the Great Trek as a central event of their 19th century history and the reason for them becoming a nation. Once being granted independence to the trekkers in the Transvaal and Transorangia regions in 1852 and 1854, the Voortrekkers knew that

Clean water crisis One of the most controversial issues today relates drinking water. It could be defined as drinkable water or potable water which is safe enough for drinking and food preparation (Charitywater.org, 2016). Many people argue that some countries are meeting rising problems of not having enough drinking water. For example in Africa, a lot of people suffer and die daily from various diseases because they have unclear, dirty, contaminated water. This essay partly agrees

cohorts based in the USA, UK or Jamaica due to the near 100% of patients with HbSS, compared to the HbSC observed in diaspora populations of a West African origin (with its milder clinical course and lower mortality rate). Additionally a very high proportion of Tanzanian SCD patients (>90%) (Makani et al. unpublished data) have the Central African Republic (Bantu) haplotype associated with more severe disease and end-organ damage [34] compared to the Senegal, Benin or Arab haplotypes. This more severe

This essay will review the documentary – “Road to Genocide” where Christian paramilitaries in Central African Republic (CAR) carried out ethnic cleansing of the Muslim population during the state’s ongoing civil war. At the very outset of this video, a crumbling Central Africa is portrayed with utter mayhem, horrendous acts of violence and human massacres. We will elaborate on how conflict in this particular context is accentuated with reference to its socio-economic, cultural, historical and political

It has a wide distribution range and is generally found in banana growing areas. In the African region, it has been reported from the Canary Islands (de Guiran and Vilardebo, 1962), Kenya (Prasad et al., 1995), Tanzania (Walker et al., 1983), Uganda (Machon et Hunt, 1985) and Rwanda (Gaidashova et al., 2003). In Ethiopia, it has previously

their own actions. He provides counseling and acts as the wise, elder of the community. This position is very important because it helps keep this small community together. The wisdom he imparts on the community, is a very traditional role in many African societies. Adults and youth in the community look towards him for advice. However, his own adult children, especially Mali, struggle with wanting to live independent lives while taking care of and remaining close to their aging

enough food to eat. In fact, according to World Food Program 25-34.9% of Chad is undernourished. Chad is Africa’s 5th largest nation, known for its sacred Chad Lake. It has seven neighbouring countries whom are Sudan, Niger, Libya, Central African Republic, Cameroon, Nigeria and Darfur. Altogether they are all resided in North-East Africa. Currently, Chad has 14 million populations and 14.28 deaths occur in every 1000 people. Sadly, Chad has the 6th highest death rate in the world. The life expectancy