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Morocco is an interesting place, a place one might call special. Morocco's capital is Rabat, but a more populated city is Casablanca. Other major cities are Fes and Salé.

About the Economy: Morocco has a mixed market, mostly market economy. It would place far right on the economic continuum. It has a GDP per capita of $8,600. It has many natural resources, such as barley, wheat, citrus fruits, grapes, vegetables, olives, phosphate, leather, textiles, and energy.

Morocco's major imports are crude petroleum, textile fabric, telecommunications equipment, wheat, gas and electricity, transistors, plastics.

Also, Morocco's major exports are clothing and textiles, automobiles, electric components, inorganic chemicals, transistors, crude minerals, fertilizers (including phosphates), petroleum products, citrus fruits, vegetables, fish.

Morocco's major import partners are Spain 15.7%, France 13.2%, China 9.1%, US 6.4%, Germany 5.9%, Italy 5.4%, Turkey 4.4%

Morocco's major export partners are Spain 23.4%, France 21.1%, Italy 4.6%.

1 U.S dollar is equal to 9.16 dirham (Morocco currency)

About 44 million people in Morocco have cell phones.

About 9.97 million people in Morocco have internet.

Morocco's Government:

- Morocco has a parliamentary constitutional monarchy and it has been this way for 17 years

- The leader of Morocco is the King Mohammad VI

- Morocco also has a legislative that will vote for a prime minister

-Morocco gained independence April 6th, 1956

-The people that can vote are citizens 18 or older

The literacy of males in Morocco is 78.6%, although the literacy rate of females in Morocco is 58.8%. A sizeable difference in literacy. Most males in Morocco will only stay in school for a total of 13 years, but once again, females will only stay in school for only 12 years.

Medicine, disease, and drinking water:

- Morocco has plenty of medicine for short term treatment, but do not have the resources, time, or money to treat patients fro long term medical issues. As for disease, Morocco has an intermediate risk of waterborne and vector borne diseases. These types of the disease affect the most people in Morocco. The drinking water in Morocco in Morocco isn't the best, especially from the tap. Bottled water has had plastic contaminants multiple times, worrying the government.

Students in Morocco:

Students in Morocco normally attend school until 16, the legal age they must attend school. Most families prefer private schools to public schools. Most mother's stay home, while the father's go to work.

Something interesting about Morocco is that white color in Morocco is the color that symbolizes mourning.

Travel:

As for travel adversaries, people should have the normal precautions and be aware that there have been some terrorist attacks against U.S citizens coming in. Stay connected and be alert.

Freedom score:

- Morocco has a freedom score of 4.5/7 making it partly free because of Morocco holds regular multiparty elections for Parliament, and reforms in 2011 formally shifted some power over government from the monarchy to the elected legislature. Nevertheless, the King Mohammed VI maintains dominance through a combination of substantial formal powers and informal lines of influence in the state and society, including his control over security forces, religious authority, and strong appeals to nationalism.

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Everything you need to know about living in South Africa

Major Cities

South Africa (Republic of South Africa):

Capitals:

Cape Town (3.7 million)

Pretoria (740,000)

Bloemfontein (380,000)

Major Cities:

Johannesburg (960,000)

Durban (600,000)

Freedom Status

Freedom in the World Scores:

(1=Most Free, 7=Least Free)

Aggregate Score: 78/100 (0=Least Free, 100=Most Free)

South Africa is a constitutional democracy.

Since the end of apartheid in 1994, it has been regarded globally as a proponent of human rights and a leader on the African continent.

However, in recent years, the ruling African National Congress (ANC) has been accused of undermining state institutions to protect corrupt officials and preserve its power as its support base begins to wane.

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major cities: Cape Town, Bloemfontein, Pretoria

economy

South Africa has a mixed economy, and is moderately free. On the economic continuum, South Africa has an overall 63% and ranks in 77th place. Their GDP per capita, in 2017, was $13,400. Their main natural resources are corn, wheat, and sugarcane. Major imports include machinery and equipment, chemicals, and petroleum products. Exports include gold, diamond, and platinum. South Africa's main import and export partners are China, Germany, and the US. One USD is equivalent to 11.84 ZAR, or South African Rand. There are 29,322,380 internet users in South Africa. There are also 76,653,421 cell phone users.

government

South Africa has a Parliamentary Republic government. The government has been established since April 27th, 1994, which is also the country's independence day. Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa is the acting President of South Africa. Citizens aged 18+ can participate in voting.

demographics

93.4% of females and 95.4% of males in South Africa can read and write. The school life expectancy of males is 12 years, whereas for a female, it is 13 years. 81% of people in South Africa have access to medical care. HIV and AIDS are both more common in South Africa, and there is a current listeria outbreak there.

customs and culture

Most school children are required to wear uniforms. Fashion in South Africa is very conservative. It is not as profitable of an industry as compared to European countries or the United States. They also have eleven official languages: Afrikaans, English, Ndebele, Pedi, Sotho, Swazi, Tsonga, Tswana, Venda, Xhosa, and Zulu.

safety

The US Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs recommends to exercise increased cautions when in South Africa. This is due to the extensive crime in this country, including armed robbery, rape, carjacking, mugging, etc. There are also droughts in major cities like Cape Town and Western Cape Province.

freedom status

South Africa is less repressed than other African countries, but they have limited choices. This is because the government tries to limit the crime rate with strict regulations.

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Casablanca, Rabat, Fes, Salé, Marrakesh

(top 5 according to population)
Economy
- Mixed-market economy (towards market side)

- $2,878 : GDP per Capita

- Phosphate, fish, mineral resources, wild animals, salt (major natural resources)

- Imports : Crude petroleum, textile fabric, wheat, gas, plastics, telecommunication equipment.

- Exports : Fruits, vegetables, fish, electric components, inorganic chemicals.

- Import Partners : France, Spain, China, Italy, Germany, US, Saudi Arabia

- Export Partners : European Union Partners including France, Spain, and Italy (most important)

- Currency : 1 Moroccan Dirham = 0.11 USD

Media

- Total Internet Users : 19,611,643

- Total Cell Phone (mobile) Users : 41,513,933

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The Economy

Nigeria's economy is a mixed-market with an estimated GDP per Capita of $5,900. Some of the many Natural resources of Nigeria are coal, tin, wood, cocoa, peanuts, and oil. Some of Nigeria's imports are machinery, chemicals, transport equipment, and livestock. Nigeria also exports petroleum, cocoa, and crude oil. Nigeria's trading partners are China, The U.S, Belgium, The UK, and The Netherlands for imports, and India, Spain, France, South Africa, and Canada for exports. 1 USD equals 360 Nigerian Nairas.

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About Madagascar

Madagascar is a country located near the coast of Mozambique. Did you know that the island of Madagascar is the 4th largest island on the world? The capital of Madagascar is Antananarivo and it is located near the north east prat of the country. Madagascar has been under the French rule since 1895-1957. Madagascar is a very unique country with many unique species that are native to this country.

The government of Madagascar

The government of Madagascar has a semi-presidential democracy where the citizens elect the legislature and a president and the prime minister and the president share the power.

The current president of Madagascar is Hery Rajaonarimampianina, and the prime minister is Olivier Mahafaly Solonandrasana. They both equally share the power between each other. The president of Madagascar has been in power for about 4 years, and the prime minister has been in power for about 2 years. There have been about 8 presidents since Madagascar gained independence from French in 1957. Anyone who is a citizen of Madagascar can vote, as long as they are over the age of 18.

Did you know that lemurs are the sacred animals of Madagascar. They are only found in Madagascar

Madagascar's Economy

Madagascar has a mixed market economy, and has a GDP of $1,200 as of 2017. It is ranked 218th out of 229 countries in the world. Madagascar also exports lots of crops like coffee and vanilla. They do a lot of trading with France, U.S, Germany, China, Japan, The Netherlands, and South Korea. Madagascar is a relatively free country. For example you only have to be a citizen of Madagascar and over the age of 18 to vote. Also you have the freedom of speech in Madagascar.

Lifestyle of the Malagasy

The people of Madagascar speak English, French, or the native language Malagasy. Also most people from Madagascar are Christian or Muslim. Most of the children in Madagascar are able to go to school, and the school life expectancy for men is about 11years, while women's are 10. Did you know that at the end of secondary school(high school), students who have taken 53 classes or more get a certificate. These students are the kids who get diploma in science, math, history, basic technology, natural science, and geography. Also only about 52% of people have clean and purified water, while 49% don't. In addition to that, the literacy rate for people 15 years of age and over is about 64.7%

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There are some little thefts here and there but there can also be bit of mob violence and harming of citizens and people on the street. Make sure not walk around at night and take many precautions. Be careful around strangers.

Madagascar is considered partly free. Out of 100 points, it is only at 56 points. This is because of all the mob violence and corruption within the government. The government just wants the citizens and the people to be safe.

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