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By: Sebastian Arias

Fact #1
Malawi is a countyr that broke away from their European leaders on july 6, 1964 a country where tribes such as the chewa, nyanja, lowme, and yao rome free.

Fact #2
malawi is a place the is concerntrated on the lakeshores, malawi has traditional dances and rituals to harm or to help people.

the picture below is about their traditional belifs in malawi

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By Jake Gittleman
Fact #1: Only 2.6% of Malawi's GPD (total budget) is spent on education. This means education isn't a top priority for the government, as the U.S.A has 7.4% of money spent on education,  and schools can't afford things that enhance the learning experience.
Fact #2: In Malawi they are starting to value female education as much as they value men. Although Malawi may be less advanced than other parts of the world, they still value equality and that boys and girls deserve a equal education.
Below is a school in Malawi as you can see there are boys and girls.

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Christian Lim

Fact #1 The natural hazards that they have are flooding, droughts, and earthquakes. This is relevant because it relates to their environment and what issues they are having with it

Fact #2 Their current issues are that they are flooding, deforestation, and Industrial wastes. Also their climate change  is that they have really high temperature. This is because Africa is on the equator which is the hottest part of the earth. This relevant because this involves what problems with the environment they are having now.

This is a photo of a drought that they had recently.

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Daily Life ( life exerperiences)                              

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By: Zach Hume
Fact #1 Majority of Mawlalian children have to work around and outside  there house daily to help out there familys. This is relavent because its talking about what majority of childern daily.
Fact #2 Most people in Mawali live and villages and daily have to work on farms. This is relavant because is says they work on farms daily

Below is a picture of two Mawlalian children working for there familes

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Religion                                     By: Sebastian Arias

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Religion                                     By: Sebastian Arias

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Fact #1
Malawi 75%(percent) of the population are christan.
20% (percent) of the population  are Muslims.
3 % (percent) of the population are animist.
Less than 2% (perecent) are hindu

Fact #2
In Malawi  indiginous dances  and many practice indigenous belifs exclusivly, many spiritual rituals are performed to heal, and sometimes to curse people they didnt like or were enemies with.

the picture below is a cross which is their christian symbol

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By Jake Gittleman
Fact #1: The rate of catching diseases including Hep. A, typhoid fever, malaria and rabies are very high. This means that Malawi may be dangerous and diseases that were cured in the United states are dangerous their.
Fact #2: In Malawi there are .02 physicians per every 1,000 people. This means that there are barely any doctors to give people in Malawi checkups, so people in Malawi are forced to go to magic to cure themselves.
Below is Anopheles Mosquito that spreads diseases including malaria.

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Governmental/Politcal Issues                         By: Zach Hume

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Fact #1  Mawali got there i dependence in 1964 from the United Kingdom. This is relevant because it involves when and where Mawali got there independence, Also where they got there lanuange from
Fact #2 The president of Mawali is Peter Mutharika since May 2014. This is relevant because it involves with the goverment and who is in power.
The photo Below is President of Mawali Peter Mutharika

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Christian Lim
Fact #1
Malawi's public debt is 59.2% of their GDP. This is relevant because it involves their money and what they can buy like resources that they need.

Fact #2
Their Budget revenue is 1.356 billion. This is relevant because it is about their income and the money that they get which is      going to help them get the resources that they need.

The photo below is the dollar sign which represents economy which talks about there money