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Kenya's major cities

Major cities include: Nairobi, Mombasa, Nakuru, Eldoret, Kitale, Lamu.

Kenya's government

Kenya has a presidential democracy.

Kenya gained it's independence in 1963 and its last election was in 2017.

Their president is Uhuru Kenyatta.

Anybody who is 18 or older can vote.

Demographics

The literacy rate is 78% male and 81.1% female.

The school life expectancy is 11 years for both males and females.

Health

Diseases in Kenya include Bacterial and protozoal diarrhea, hepatitis A, typhoid fever, malaria, dengue fever, Rift Valley fever, schistosomiasis,rabies (2016)

41% of Kenyans still rely on unimproved water sourcessuch as ponds, shallow wells and rivers, while 59 percent of Kenyans use unimproved sanitation solutions.

Access to health care varies widely throughout the country and is determined on numerous factors, though in particular, major divides exist between rural and urban communities, and between the moneyed elite and the poorer masses. There aren't many places for healthcare, most of them are near Nairobi which is the capital of Kenya.

Interesting topic of Kenya

The art and culture of Kenya is extremely unique and is represented through its people, traditions, customs, traditions, society, music and dance. Kenya's main cultures are the Swahili Culture which is also the oldest and the Maasai culture.

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Demographics

The literacy rates in Nigeria are total population: 59.6%, male: 69.2%, female: 49.7% (2015 est.)

The School life expectancies are total: 9 years, male: 9 years, female: 8 years (2011)

Some examples of most commonly medicines used are

Urunhishi- for Syphilis, cough, emenic, urethral discharge

Orole- for diseases, weak erection

I lobiri, inana, ntiaturu- for snake antidote, piles, urethral discharge

The degree of risk for disease is very high.

Some food or waterborne diseases are bacterial and protozoal diarrhea, hepatitis A and E, and typhoid fever

Some vector borne diseases are malaria, dengue fever, and yellow fever

Some water contact diseases are leptospirosis and schistosomiasis

Some respiratory disease are meningococcal meningitis

Some aerosolized dust or soil contact disease are Lassa fever

Some animal contact disease are rabies (2016)

Drinking water in Nigeria is improved by ; urban: 80.8% of population; rural: 25.4% of population; total: 29% of population and it is unimproved by ; urban: 67.2% of population; rural: 74.6% of population; total: 71% of population (2015 est.)

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Nigeria has a mixed market economy

They have 5,900 for GDP per capita

Their major natural resources are crude oil, columbite, tin, coal, etc.

Nigeria imports about 35.24 billion.

Nigeria exports about 40.81 billion.

Nigeria's import and export partners are India 34%, US 9%, Spain 5.9%, France 5.8%, South Africa 5.5%, Canada 5.1%

Nigeria's currency is Nairas.

1 US dollar is 323.5 Nairas

There is about 97.21 million internet users. There is about 15.5 million smartphone users.

Nigeria is ranked 136 out 180 for freedom. They have terrorism, crime, and piracy in their country. There is less freedom in where they are.

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By: Aira Dani ; Your Adventure Awaits

Geography

The country we will be traveling to is Morocco. There are many major cities in Morocco such as Marrakesh, Fes, and Casablanca.

The type of government in Morocco is a monarchy. It is a constitutional monarchy with the king as a figurehead and the prime minister with power. Morocco's government follows a parliamentary system and is a unitary state. Morocco got independence from France in March of 1956. To vote in elections, a Morocco citizen must be of 18 years of age.

I am Aira

I am a 7th grade student and I go to River Trail Middle School. I am Ms. Voor's 5th period Social Studies class.

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A Beautiful Island off the East Coast of Africa

Economy

Very unregulated economy with government corruption. The GDP per capita is approximately $1600 per person. Major Imports include capital goods, petroleum, and consumer goods. Major Exports are mainly based around agricultural products, chromite and petroleum. Top three import and export partners include France, U.S., and China.

One U.S. dollar is converted to 3,125 Malagasy Ariary. In Madagascar there are 1,010,616 internet users and 8.6 million cell phone lines.

Demographics

In Madagascar 64.7% of the total population is literate. Most of the children in Madagascar have an expected school life of 11 years which is relatively high compared to the rest of Africa. In Madagascar there are very unsanitary living conditions for 88% of the population. This results in a very high chance of infectious diseases. 51.5% of the population has access to drinking water.

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Government

© Madagascar is a mostly unregulated economy © © coffee, vanilla, sugarcane, cloves, cocoa, rice, cassava (manioc, tapioca), beans, bananas, peanuts © © © 1,010,616 internet users © 8,600,000 cell phone

literacy rate

© 64.7 literacy rate throughout everyone

© 66.7 for male

© 62.6 for female

life Spand

© Life median in Madagascar right now if 19.7 overall

© Overall pretty much 11 years of school

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Economy

Mixed Market

GDP- $1500

1 USD= 3,126 MGA

Natural Resources- oil and natural gas

Major import and export partner- France

Government

Semi Presidential Republic

President- Hery Rajaonarimampianina

Prime Minister- Albert Camille Vital

Independence Day- June 26, 1960

Suffrage- 18 years

Technology

Telephones- 181,200 (.75%)

Cellphones- 2,218,000 (9.15%)

Internet users- 110,000 (.45%)

Internet hosts- 27,606 (.11%)

Diseases

Diseases- malaria and dengue fever

Animal diseases- rabies

The main meal in Madagascar is rice

Freedom Status- 3.5/7 (partly free)

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Major Cities in Kenya

Kenya's capital is Nairobi. A couple other major cities are Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Thika, and Kitale. These cities are the ones with the most population.

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OVERVIEW

Madagascar is located in Southern Africa-an island in the Indian Ocean. It is the fourth largest island in the world with 24.89 million inhabitants. French and Malagasy are the official languages. About 75% of Madagascar's species are endemic meaning they do not live anywhere else in the world. This includes lemurs, tenrecs, brightly colored chameleons, the puma-like fossa, and a variety of others. Major cities in Madagascar are Antananarivo (capital), Toamasina, Antsirabe, and Fianarantsoa.

ECONOMY

Madagascar has a mixed-market economy, and ranked 56.8 on the economic continuum. The GDP per capita is $1500.00 (USD). The major natural resources in Madagascar are coffee, vanilla, sugarcane, cloves, cocoa, and cassava. In Madagascar, the major imports include tapioca, beans, bananas, peanuts, livestock products, capital goods, petroleum, consumer goods, and food. Major exports consist of coffee, vanilla, shellfish, sugar, cotton cloth, chromite, and petroleum products. The major import partners for Madagascar are France (37.9%), USA (19.1%), Germany (5.3%), Japan (4.7%), and Singapore (4.1%). The major export partners are France (39.2%), USA (19.8%), Germany (5.5%), Japan (4.8%), and Singapore (4.2%). One U.S. dollar is 3125 Malagasy Ariary. Madagascar has 2,218,000 cell phone users and 110,000 internet users.

GOVERNMENT

Madagascar is a semi-presidential republic. Madagascar got its independence from France on June 26th, 1960. The last election was in 2013. The president is Hery Rajaonarimampianina, and the prime minister is Olivier Mahafaly Solonandrasana. All citizens ages 18 years or older can vote.

DEMOGRAPHICS

62.5% of females are literate, and 75.5% of males are literate in Madagascar. School life expectancy for females is 10 years, and for males it is 11 years. Diseases such as malaria and rabies are common, so medicines are available for these diseases. There are also small hospitals in Antananarivo that provide basic care. 78.2% of the urban population had improved drinking water, and 35.4% of the rural population had improved drinking water.

CUSTOMS AND CULTURE

Kids, aged six to eleven, are required to go to school. After that it is optional to go to secondary school. Most kids enroll in primary school, but very few move on to high school (secondary school). In some regions, girls are much less likely to go to school and far less likely to finish primary schooling compared to boys. Children go to school at 7 am, and the classes are taught in French. At 10 am, the children go back home for lunch and to rest. At 3 pm, they go back to school until 5 pm.

SAFETY

You can exercise normal precautions in Madagascar, however some areas have an increased risk. You should have increased caution in high-traffic tourist areas due to crime. Your passport is valid 6 months at the time of entry with three blank pages. You would also need World Health Organization (WHO) card with yellow fever vaccination if you are entering from an infected zone within 6 months of arrival. Always keep a copy of your U.S. passport and visa. Keep the original documents in a safe place. Try avoiding walking alone in the night time. Don't display cash or any other valuables. Drive with the doors locked and windows closed.

FREEDOM STATUS

Madagascar is partly free. The freedom rating is 3.5/7 with 1 being the most free, and 7 being the least free. Political rights is 3/7, and civil liberties is 4/7. Madagascar has returned to electoral politics following a 2009 coup. However, corruption and a lack of government still remain problematic. Independent journalists face pressure from the government, and protests are frequently banned or dispersed.

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South Africa has a rich history and many diverse landscapes.

Why you should move to South Africa

To the right is an image of the South African wilderness

South Africa is an amazing place to not only visit, but also a great place to live. First of all, in South Africa's climate, the sun shines through all four seasons. Also, there are many amazing landscapes and a large variety of wildlife. Usually, when people hear "wildlife," they think Africa, but this is not what Africa is all about. Cities in South Africa have cities with tall skyscrapers and you can find anything you need in the stores and malls. Also, South Africa is very diverse, making it a very interesting country to live in.

Government

On the left is an image of Nelson Mandela, the first Black President of South Africa

The type of government in South Africa is a Parliamentary Democracy. The South Africans worked very hard through protests to earn this type of government from the Europeans. During the Scramble for Africa, in which Europeans imperialized most of Africa, South Africa had to suffer through apartheid. This is the creation of laws in which separated non-whites from whites, but the laws were not equal. After many years of protesting, Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Klerk helped end apartheid in 1994, and Nelson Mandela ended up becoming the first non-white President of South Africa, and this type of government continues today. The current President of South Africa is Cyril Ramaphosa. In this type of government, the citizens, who have to be age 18 or older, vote for the Parliament, who then votes for the President.

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Info for moving to South Africa

Major cities in South Africa

Some of the major cites in South Africa are Cape Town,Pretoria, Bloemfontein, Johannesburg Port Elizabeth.

South Africa Government and Freedom Status

South Africa is a parliamentary democracy. South Africa has been independent since 1961. The president of South Africa is Cyril Ramaphosa. He has been president since February 2018. Anyone 18 years and older are allowed to vote in South Africa. The Bill Of Rights in South Africa lets all citizens have rights. The freedom score of South Africa is 78. This means South Africans are very free than and they can make their own businesses and other stuff.

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