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Type of Economy

Economy is mixed leading towards market, on the economic continuum it is placed 63.

The GDP per Capita is 5,273.59 USD

The Natural Resources include:

diamonds, sugar, salt, gold,iron, cobalt, uranium, copper, bauxite, silver, petroleum and cocoa beans

Major Imports include:

machinery and equipment, chemicals, petroleum products, scientific instruments, foodstuffs

Major Exports include:

gold, diamonds, platinum, other metals and minerals, machinery and equipment

Import partners

China 18.1%, Germany 11.8%, US 6.7%, India 4.2% (2016)

Exports partners

China 9.2%, Germany 7.5%, US 7.4%, Botswana 5%, Namibia 4.8%, Japan 4.6%, India 4.3%, UK 4.2% (2016)

1 US Dollar equals

11.79 South African Rand

53 million people have cell phones

41% of people in SA have internet

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Type of Economy Economy is mixed leading towards market, on the economic continuum it is placed 63.

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Things essential to know if you want to move to Madagascar

Major Cities & Population

Madagascar's capital is Antananarivo, which has a population of about 3,348,794 people (as of 2013). A few other major cities are Toamasina and Antsirabe. Toamasina's population is about 274,667 people, and Antsirabe's population is about 238,478 people (as of 2013). Madasascar's total population is about 23,700,000 (as of 2017)

Economy

Madagascar's economy is mixed command. It is ranked at 119 out of 180 countries in economy, with 1 being most free and 180 being most restricted. Its GDP per capita is $1,500 USD, and its major natural resources are graphite and coal. Madagascar's major imports are capital goods, petroleum, consumer goods, and food, and its main import partners are France (37.9%), the US (19.1%), and Germany (5.3%). Madagascar's major exports are coffee, vanilla, shellfish, and sugar, and its main export partners are France (39.2%), the US (19.8%), and Germany (5.5%). The currency that Madagascar uses is the Malagasy Ariary, and compared to USD, 1 USD is equal to 3,120 Malagasy Ariary. For the media in Madagascar, there are 2,218,000 cell phone users, and 110,000 internet users.

Government

Madagascar uses a semi-presidential republic, which is a democracy. Madagascar has been a democracy ever since it gained its independence on June 20th, 1960 (and it was originally called the Malagasy Republic), and Madagascar's most recent election was in December of 2013; the winner of the election was Hery Rajaonarimampianina, who is Madagascar's current president. Madagascar's legislative is called the National Assembly. Any Madagascar citizen 18 years old or above can vote.

Demographics-Education

Madagascar's literacy rate for females is 62.5%, and for males, the literacy rate is 75.5%. The number of years in school for males in Madagascar is 11 years, and the number of years in school for females is 10 years.

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This flyer is letting you about the details of Kenya and it's precautions. FYI, Kenya is in the vicinity of the horn of Africa right under Ethiopia. Also, In Kenya there are quite a few cities but cities with the most people living are Nairobi, Machakos and Meru.

Based on the economic continuum, Kenya is left to the mixed economy and just a little left to South Africa. Kenya has and GDP per capita of 1,455 and major natural resources like salt, zinc, and oil. Additionally Kenya has many imports and exports like oil, iron, tea petroleum products and etc. with countries around them, Netherlands, UK, and Asia.

One us dollar equals 101.4 in Kenyan Shilling and people by 7,000+ use phone, but almost double that is how many people use the internet

Demographics and more about kenya

The literacy rate for males are bit higher because their percentage is 81.1% and for females id 74.9% but in all, children are expected to get an education of 11 years. Sanitation is Kenya has improved by getting cleaner water sources, however, access to sanitation facilities have not gotten better.

School life is not any different except for the fact the setting is entirely different, but besides that, school is much like ours with the teachers and the classes.
safety
Do not travel to-Kenya-Somalia border and some coastal areas due to terrorism.

Also, some areas could have an increase of domestic violence and/or sexual assault.

Lastly, Kenya is partly free or 4/7 compared to the rest of the world for freedom rating, political rights, and civil liberties from 1 being most free to 7 being least free.

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ABOUT MOROCCO

The major cities in the Kingdom of Morocco consist of Casablanca, Fes, and its capital, Rabat. One interesting fact is that 51% of the Moroccan population has access to internet, but their are also more phones in Morocco than population, with 44.5 million cell phones and a population of 35.28 million people.

The literacy rate of Morocco is 68.5%. For males, it is 78.6%; for females, it is 58.8%. Also, the school life expectancy is 12 years: 13 years for males, 12 years for females. Morocco's freedom status is currently partly free, with a freedom rating of 4.5/7.

MOROCCAN GOVERNMENT

The government of Morocco is a Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy. That means they have both a prime minister and a monarchy. Their current prime minister is Saadedddine Othmani, and their king is Mohammed VI. Citizens are able to vote for the prime minister at ages 18 years or older, just like many other countries around the world. Morocco has also won their independence from France in the year 1956 and established their own government soon after.

MOROCCAN ECONOMY

Morocco's economy is a mixed market, with a score 61.9. Their GDP per capita is 8600USD per capita, which is not a lot of money. Some natural resources include fish, oranges, olives, phosphates, and iron ore. Morocco imports crude petroleum, textile fabric, telecommunications equipment, wheat, gas and electricity from Spain, France, China, US, Germany, Italy, and Turkey. They also export clothing, phosphates, textiles, automobiles, crude minerals, fertilizers, petroleum products, citrus fruits, vegetables, fish to Spain, France and Italy. To get a sense in how much Moroccan Dirham is worth, 1USD is the same amount as 9.639 Moroccan Dirham.

There are many diseases and sicknesses in Morocco such as hepatitis A, typhoid, and rabies. To prevent yourself from becoming sick, eat and drink safely, keep away from any animals, don't share any body fluids, and know how and where to get medical care.

There are also signs of terrorism in Morocco with groups like al-Qa'ida and ISIL. There are also many crimes that occur in Morocco, especially in major cities and populated areas. When in Morocco, make sure to stay aware of your surroundings to stay safe from any crimes that come your way. It is also a good thing to read and follow the laws of Morocco to ensure that you will stay safe in Morocco.

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Economy

Some major cities in Kenya are Nairobi, Mombasa, Nakuru, and Eldoret. Nairobi is the capital of Kenya. Kenya is a mixed market economy and toward the middle of the economic continuum with the percentage of 54.6%. Their GDP per Capita is 3,300 U.S dollars. Some of their major natural resources are Salt, fluorspa, zinc, diatomite, oil, gas, gypsum, wildlife, and hydro-power. Some of their imports are machinery, transportation equipment, oil, petroleum products motor vehicles, iron and steel, resins, and plastics. Some of their major import partners are India, Japan, China, and UAE. Some of their major exports are tea, horticultural products, coffee, petroleum products, fish, cement, apparel. Some of their major export partners are Uganda, Tanzania, U.S, Netherlands, UK, UAE, and Pakistan. If you want to travel to Kenya, 101.4 Kenyan Shillings is 1 USD. There are about 38.982,188 cell phones and about 12,165,597 people with internet.

Government and Demographics

Kenya has a Presidential Republic government and gained their independence December 12th, 1963 from the UK. Their President is Uhuru Kenyatta. Their Deputy President or Vice President is William Ruto. If you were a citizen, you could vote once you turned 18. Kenya is partially free with a percentage of 51%. This is because they have a multiparty democracy and they have frequent elections, but they are undermined by lots of corruption. They also struggle with terrorism. When they tried to stop the terrorism, they ended up being abusive and discriminatory against Muslims and Somali communities. Kenya has a literacy rate of 74.9% with females and 81.1% with males. The average amount of years a student in Kenya is in school is 11 years for both females and males. There are low levels of access to water.

Customs Culture, and Travel Information

The life expectancy for males is 62.8 and 65.8 for females. Kenya is having a dramatic population growth. It is a daily custom to have afternoon tea. Some popular meats are fish, lamb, beef, goat, and chicken. The main dishes they have in Kenya are red bean stew, fried bread, and flatbread. If you were to travel to Kenya, you have to be careful. There are many diseases the spread throughout Kenya. The main diseases are malaria, cholera, Ebola, anthrax, Rift Valley Fever, dengue, tuberculosis, and polio. The main source of medicine in Kenya is in its capital, Nairobi. The best thing for you to do is to make sure all of your vaccinations are up to date. Since Dengue is a big disease in Kenya, make sure that you wear long sleeves and long pants so you won't get bitten by a mosquito. There is also an increasing crime in Kenya towards the coast. You should exercise extreme caution.

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Major Cities

Some major cities that you can settle in are Abuja, Benin City, Sokoto, Makurdi, and Calabar.

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Government

Type of Government- Federal presidential republic

Last Election- 28-29th March 2015

Independence-1st October, 1960 from UK

Political Parties and their leaders-

Accord Party: Mohammad Lawal Malado

All Progressives Congress: John Odigie Oyegun

All Progressives Grand Alliance: Victor C. Umeh

Democratic Peoples Party: Biodun Ogunbiyi

Labor Party: Alhai Abdulkadir Abdulsalam

Peoples Democratic Party: Ali Modu Sheriff

Age of Voting- 18 Years

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Morocco- To move, or to stay? - By: Aparna Shivkumar by Aparna Shivkumar | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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Some major cities we could visit !

Antananarivo, Toamasina, or Antsirabe. They are very beautiful and have a large population so its like the city for them there!

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What to know when you are deciding to move to South Africa

South African Government and Freedoms

South Africa is a Parliamentary Government and they have been am independent nation since 1961. The current president of the country is Cyril Ramaphosa and has been since February 15, 2018. Everyone over 18 years of age is allowed to vote, and the South African Bill of Rights enshrines the rights of all people in South Africa.

South African Economy

South Africa has a mixed economy and a GDP per Capita of 5,273.59 USD (2016). Some of the natural resources are gold, chromium, coal, iron ore, nickel, diamonds, and copper. They import mineral resources, vehicles, and plastics. They mostly export corn and gems. South Africa's main trade partners are China, Germany, and the US 1 ZAR = 0.083821 USD. About 66.1 million people in South Africa have a cell phone.

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Demographics

The literacy rate of South Africa is 90% for males and 82.7% for females. The average school life and expectancy is 12 for males and 13 for females. In South Africa, there is no struggle access to clean and safe drinking water, but there are still certain diseases such as Tuberculosis, Yellow Fever, and Rift Valley. The South African Constitution states that everyone has a equal right to healthcare.

Culture

Students in South Africa mostly attend university in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Grahamstown, Pretoria, or Stellenbosch. Common languages students would take are commonly used South African languages or English. Because South Africa was a British colony, many of the customs and culture are based on British customs. For example, the custom of afternoon tea.

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Student Life

Uniforms are worn by primary and secondary school children. Students are expected to show respect to their teachers and have high regard for them. Once a teacher arrives in class, the students are expected to stand on their feet and greet in unison. English, mathematics, integrated science, social studies, verbal reasoning and quantitative aptitude (taught in private schools only), fine art, French language (private schools only) are taught.

After School Activities: Playing soccer or basketball. Some schools organize after school classes for their students especially for students in their final year in primary and secondary schools.

Free Time: Boys play soccer on the street or on the open field while girls visit friends and use the weekend to change their hair-do for the next school week. Parents use this time to be with their children either by taking them out to have fun or relaxing with them in the house. Children who are housemaids in people's homes are have to do many chores after school. In most Nigerian homes, evening meals are usually eaten by 7 p.m. and bedtime for children is usually by 9 p.m.

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The Economy

Madagascar has a mixed economy but it is more command then market. The GDP per capita is $1,600. Their major resources are coffee, vanilla, and sugarcane. Madagascar's most common imports are capital goods, petroleum, and consumer goods. Their major exports are coffee and vanilla due to the fact that these resources are abundant. Another major export is shellfish. Madagascar's most common import partners are France, China, and the U.S. The currency exchange is high because 1 U.S. dollar is equal to 3,262 Malagasy Ariary. There are only 2,218,000 cell phone users and only 110,000 people have access to the internet.

Demographics

The literacy rate is 69% of the citizens. The average school life expectancy is about 10 years. Only around 50% of the population has safe drinking water. Most of the other drinking water is unsanitary and not safe to drink. This water can give diseases. Other diseases also go around and some of these can be life threatening because of the little amount of accessible medicine. The medicine amount is very little making these diseases very dangerous. The medicine is expensive and not out for the public. All these factors mean less diseases will be cured hurting and killing more of the public.

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Morocco's major cities you may want to settle in

Media, exports, imports, and partners

Media in morocco is small. Only 20,029,000 phones are owned, while 7,300,000 people in Morocco use the internet.

Imports include Wheat, plastics, textile fabrics. Exports include petroleum products, citrus fruits, vegetables, fish.

Morocco's import partners are Spain, France, China, US, Germany, Italy. It's export partners are Spain, France and Italy.

Government

Morocco has a Parliamentary constitutional democracy, with a king and parliament. The King is Mohammed VI. The Prime Minister is Saadeddine Othmani. The Morocco has been independent from France since 1956. Their last election for parliament was October 13, 2016. Citizens can vote at age 18.

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