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- Largest population of free roaming cheetahs
- The country gets its name from the Nambi Desert
- Second least densely populated country
- A Place in Namibia called the Skeleton Coast
- Namibia was a German colony, then captured by South Africa in World War I
- Despite its low population, Namibia is still home to 13 different ethic groups
- Namibia is the first country in the world to incorporate environmental protection into its Constitution
- Namibia is one of only two countries in the world that has desert elephants!

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Type of Government: Unitary Semi-Presidential Republic

Person in Power: Hage Geingob of the political party SWAPO

10 Interesting facts:
- There is a man with 15 wives.
- There is a man with 128 kids.

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1. Coalition parliament is currently progressive and independent parties
2. 250 members elected for 4 year terms
3. Government is almost always a coalition because no one party is usually in power
4. Executive power is exercise s by the prime minister
5. Language is Serb
6. Lots of fish
7. Democratic republic
8. 18 ministries
9. Laregst raspberry exporter- 30% of total exports
10. Prime minister is appointed by president

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Nepal
Federal Democratic Republic

The President is Bidhya Devi Bhandari

The Nepal flag is the only national flag that is not quadrilateral in shape. It is made of two triangles. The triangles are said to represent Hinduism and Buddhism. They also represent the Himalayan Mountains.
The abominable snowman, also known as the yeti, is a legendary apelike creature that is believed to frequent the high valleys of Nepal.
Namaste is the standard greeting in Nepal. It can mean Hello, Good Bye, Thank You but translates to “I salute the God in you.” People put their palms together and then bow their forehead, and say “Namaste."
Nepali time is 45 minutes off of the Coordinated Universal Time. The time in Nepal is based off of Mt Everest, and not the time zone lines.
Hinduism and Buddhism are the two main religions.
Cows are sacred in the Hindu religion and cannot be killed. Once a cow stops providing milk they are often released and the community is responsible for feeding her. Cows roam all over Nepal, even in the busy city of Kathmandu. Many people have water buffalo for milk, manure and meat.
Since cows are sacred, so is their manure. It is common practice to clean the home with water and cow manure, to clean and bless it at the same time.
Nepali is the chief or official language. There are many ethnic groups in Nepal and they speak hundreds of different languages. Not accents, but languages. Sometimes Nepali people can't communicate as they speak different languages.
Nepal has the only living goddess in the world, the Kumari. Kumari means virgin in Nepali and is the tradition of worshiping young pre-pubescent girls as manifestations of the divine female energy in Hindu religious traditions.
About 90% of marriages in Nepal are arranged and the bride and groom will usually not meet or see each other before the wedding day. Although, 'love' marriages (choosing your own partner) are becoming slightly more popular.
Most of the power in Nepal comes from hydro-power, but it is not very reliable.

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Presidential republic

The politics of Zimbabwe takes place in a framework of a full presidential republic, whereby the President is the head of state and government as organized by the 2013 Constitution. Executive power is exercised by the government. Legislative power is vested in both the government and parliament.

President is Robert Mugab
His party is The Zimbabwe African national union-patriotic force

1. The first people of the countey were the Bantu-speaking Iron Age farmers that settled in the region around AD 300.
2. It is illegal in Zimbabwe for the police to impound your vehicle on the road. The only occasion when they can do so is when they ask you to produce your driver’s license
3. Zimbabwe only won three medals in the 2004 Olympic Games. All these medals were won by one athlete named Kirsty Coventry
4. Zimbabwe is a landlocked plateau country.
5. The ‘mbira’, which is a small hand-held instrument, has been played for more than 1,000 years in Zimbabwe. This instrument is also commonly referred to as a ‘thumb piano
6. More than 1.4 million people in the country are living with AIDS.
7. Zimbabwe has the lowest life expectancy in the world. Females can expect to live 34 years and males survive for 37 years, on average.

8. Zimbabwe became independent from the United Kingdom on April 18, 1980. They celebrate their national day on this day to commemorate their independence.
9. The largest waterfall in the world, Victoria Falls, is located on the Zambezi River. It is the world’s only waterfall that is wider than a kilometer and has a height of more than one hundred meters.
10. The noise of Victoria Falls can be heard from a distance of 40 kilometers.

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Namibia

There once lived a man who had his very own town,
In this town of his he had 15 wives,
And 128 kids,
Everyday when the sun set,
This old man would get a really big supper,
From all of his 15 wives.

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Name of Country: Yemen
Type of Government: A Constitutional Republic with a Presidential System

Name of Person in Power and Office they Hold: Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi currently claims to hold the position of President, but Houthi rebels have controlled the capital since 2015. He still enforces his presidential power through a temporary capital city in Aden.

10 Interesting Facts about your country:
1. 49th largest country by area.
2. The Ottoman Turks nominally occupied the area from 1538 to the decline of their empire in 1918.
3. Yemen is the poorest nation in the middle east.
4. More children are born in Yemen than in any other middle eastern country yearly.
5. Alcohol is banned in Yemen due to strict Islamic religious policies.
6. Yemen has been in a state of political crisis since 2011, starting with street protests against poverty,
unemployment, corruption, and president Saleh’s plan to amend Yemen’s constitution and eliminate the
presidential term limit, in effect making him president for life.
7. The only republic in the Arab peninsula. The rest are kingdoms and emirates ruled by one family and one ruler.
8. Yemen was once divided into North and South Yemen until 1990. South Yemen was a communist state, while its neighbor, North Yemen was republic.
9. Homosexual behavior is punishable by death, and it is forbidden to take pictures of women.
10. Tourists are expected to give pens (referred to as qalam or galam) for the local school. Sweets are also acceptable.

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Libyan government

Libya has an Transitional Government which is a governmental authority set up to manage a politicaltransition, which generally occurs when new nations are formed or following the collapse of the previous governing administration.

Progress toward this end was made with the July 2012 elections for a General National Congress. This was a significant event because it was the first free Libyan election in around 60 years. In October, Prime Minister Ali Zeidan was appointed to lead an interim government to establish conditions for a new constitution and parliamentary elections.

Although nationalist and Islamist conflicts have greatly threatened political stability, Libya's government is comparable with that of the United States and has executive, legislative and judicial branches. The executive branch is led by the chief of state and President of the General National Congress. The Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Ministers and the rest of the cabinet serve under the president.

The legislative branch is made of 200 seats in the General National Congress. These are divided between 120 independent seats elected from 69 constituencies and 80 party list seats elected from 20 constituencies.

Electoral system

Libya uses the majority system for electing a leader. This is a single non-transferable vote (SNTV). Anyone who has been convicted of felony or misdemeanour involving moral turpitude unless rehabilitated is not able to vote in Libya. Anyone Affiliates of official military institutions are not able to vote as well.

Role of the Libyan Government

Libya was under foreign rule for centuries until it gained independence in 1951. Soon after oil was discovered and earned the country immense wealth. Col Gaddafi seized power in 1969 and ruled for four decades until he was toppled in 2011 following an armed rebellion assisted by Western military intervention. In recent years the country has been a key springboard for migrants heading for Europe. Concerns have also been raised over the rise of Islamist militancy there.

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Name of country: Mongolia
Capital: Ulaanbaatar
Type of government: Semi-Presidential Republic
Constitution written: 1990 (after transitioning from communist puppet of the Soviet Union)
People in power:
President-
Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj
Symbolic role
Can veto votes
Veto can be blocked with 2/3  majority
Votes in legislature
Prime Minister-
Chimed Saikhanbileg
Appointed by President
Chairman-
Miyegombyn Enkhbold
Acts as party speaker
Chairperson of the president

10 facts:
1. Known as the land of eternal blue sky. The sky is clear on average over 250 days per year.
2. Home to the world's coldest capital city averaging -1.5°c
3. 30% of the population is nomadic.
4. Traditionally a person will eat sheep's eyes as a delicacy.
5. The two humped Bactrian camel is indigenous to Mongolia
6. Has the lowest population density at 1.76 per km squared.
7. There are 13 times more horses than people.
8. Sheep outnumber people 35 to 1.
9. One of the highest countries in the world with an average elevation of 1580m
10. The official language is Khalkha Mongolian

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