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98% of Tunisians are Arab and Berber. The rest of the population is mainly European or jewish.

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The most popular foods in Tunisia is Brik. Brik is a Berber dish and it a thin pastry traditional filled with egg and can also have chopped onion, tuna, harissa or parsley.

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Typically the clothing in Tunisia is just a basic shirt and pants but Tunisian men wear a Jebba which is a long loose sleeveless tunic that is worn over another shirt. They also wear a farmla which is a vest and the pants are called sarouel.

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The main religion in Tunisia is Islam. 58% of Tunisians are Sunni muslim and 40% are non-denominational Muslim or doesn't self identify under one specific islamic branches.

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The most common language in Tunisia is Arabic although the Tunisian Arabic dialect known as Darija is often used in everyday conversations.

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Olive oil and dates are some of the main things that the U.S gets from Tunisia. We also get electronics and thing to make electronics from Tunisia. This is very important because we use lots of olive oil for cooking and Tunisia really helps us out as well as Many other countries.

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Independence Day of Tunisia is celebrated on March 20th which celebrates the independence of Tunisia from France on March 20, 1956. On this day the whole country holds speeches and ceremonies to remember and honor the people who died while fighting for Tunisians independence.

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If you want to learn more about Tunisian history you should visit The Ruins of Carthage located located 17 kilometers northeast of Tunis. At the Ruins of Carthage you will learn about ancient Tunis and how it has evolved.

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The most popular city in Tunisia is Tunis which is also the capital of Tunisia. The population of Tunis is about 1 million. The second most populated city is Sfax with about 300 thousand people.

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School in Tunisia starts with basic school from grades 1-9 and ages 6-14. After Basic school you will move up to Upper Secondary school which is grades 10-12 and ages 15-19. After these classes you can go to university if you want to get a degree.

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The official language of Morocco is Arabic but about 33% of people speak French.

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Casablanca is the number 1 largest city in Morocco with a population of 3,752,000 people.
The second largest city is Fes with a population of 1,224,000 people. The third largest city in Morocco is Tangier with a population of 1,198,000 people.

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One of the things that Morocco is known for is its architecture. Morocco is known for their Islamic style buildings with Mosaics and large domes on the top. One place that would be very interesting to learn about and to visit is Almoravid Koubba. Almoravid Koubba is a monument with ancient Moroccan architecture.

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Boulettes

Boulettes, also known as the Mauritian Dim Sum originates from the Cantonese inhabitants of Mauritius.

The Mauritian variation of dumplings include "saw mai", "niuk yan" (meat balls), "en pow niuk" (steamed fish fingers) and "teo kon" (tofu). These steamed dumplings are usually made from fish, minced meat, prawns, calamari and chayote, depending on the variety.

Briyani

Biryani is a favorite of nearly every Mauritian and is one of the most famous dishes on the island. Though originally from the Indo-Islamic community in Mauritius, this dish has been modified to suit the Mauritian taste buds, with a flavoursome blend of spices.

Mauritian Briyani is made with basmati rice, lots of herbs and spices for the flavour including cloves, crushed cardamom pods, cinnamon, star anise, saffron and cumin. Potatoes and beef, chicken or seafood is then added in and it is slow cooked, usually in a steel pot called a ‘deg’.

Dholl Puri & Roti

Dholl Puri and Roti are definitely the favourite street foods of Mauritians. Both are Indian styled flatbreads, which can be found anywhere at street stalls and even some restaurants. A long line up of people on the street usually indicates a vendor, where you will be able to pick your fillings and enjoy a very cheap, filling meal.

A sari, also spelled saree or shari, is a band of cotton or silk cloth which can vary between 60 centimetres to 1.20 meters in width and from 5 to 6 meters in length. The Sari is originally a South Asian garment worn primarily by women of the Hindu creed.

The government of Mauritius provides free education to its citizens from pre-primary to tertiary levels. Since July 2005, the government also introduced free transport for all students. Schooling is compulsory up to the age of 16.

Port Louis is the capital city of Mauritius. It is mainly located in the Port Louis District, with a small western part in the Black River District. Port Louis is the country's economic, cultural and political centre, and most populous city.

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The main religion in Morocco is Islam and it is followed by 99% of the population

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One of the main goods that we get from Morocco is processed fruits and vegetables especially citrus fruits. The US spends about 81 million dollars a year from processed fruits and vegetables from Morocco.

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Primary School is grades 1-6 and are ages 6-12. After Primary school the children move up to Basic Education which is grades 7-9 and the ages are 12-15. After Basic Education, you will go to General Secondary school which is grades 10-12 and ages 15-18. After these classes you can choose to go to university if you want to get a degree.

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Since Nigeria has around 250 ethnic there are a lot of traditions. One of the many traditions is having three weddings. They also have some traditions that we also have in america  such as greeting and respecting elders.
https://theculturetrip.com/africa/nigeria/articles/10-traditions-only-nigerians-can-understand/

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The clothing in Morocco is called djellaba which is a loose fitting outfit that includes long sleeves and a hood. Both men and women wear djellaba in Morocco. On a special occasion they also wear fez which is a red cap.

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Couscous is one of the most popular foods in Morocco and has now become popular in many countries all around the world. Couscous was invented in Morocco between the 11th and 13th century. Couscous has a similar texture to pasta but is not made out of the same ingredients. Traditional Couscous is served with vegetables and a stew on top.

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Yennayer, also known as the Amazigh New Year, is a North African celebration which is celebrated in January. The Amazigh New Year goes back to North African legends. This Celebration celebrates the bond between the people and the land that the Amazigh live upon and the wealth and generosity. The Amazigh New Year is a festival of Nature.

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The Igbo people mainly live in southeast Nigeria and they speak Igbo. They usually work as farmer conserving yams. Trading and farming are very important to the Igbo economy. Some people in the Igbo group live in the northeast but the ones don’t  live in the rainforest. https://www.britannica.com/topic/Igbo

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In Nigeria the official language is english but it isn't really spoken in rural area or by people with lower  education, but there are other major languages like Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, Fulfulde, Ibibio, Kanuri, and Tiv. Nigerian Sign Language, Hausa Sign Language, and Bura Sign Language.
https://translatorswithoutborders.org/language-data-nigeria/

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Here are a few traditional foods:

1.Potjie Kos: Originated from South Africa, a dish prepared in a large, black three-legged cast iron pot that is placed on an open fire. Ingredients in this pot can be meat based or chicken based with vegetables. Some vegetarians might enjoy their plain vegetable pot. This meal usually takes about 3-4 hours; but with good company around the open fire, the wait is over before you know it and definitely worth the while.

2.Braaivleis: Is the Afrikaans word and in most countries it is known as the ‘barbecue’-maybe a bit more popular in Namibia and South Africa. The menu varies from meat, chicken, corn, garlic bread and sausages and accompanied with your favourite salad.

3.Boerewors: Another Afrikaans word for the well-known South African sausage. The recipe originated from South Africa and still stands the test of time and will always be the most enjoyed sausage in Namibia; as well as South Africa.

Culture in Namibia is a blend of many different people and its culture have absorbed both African and European elements and it is blend of the two. The Namibian majority still has a substantial number of rural inhabitants who lead largely impoverished lives. It is among these people, however, that cultural tradition is to survive as the strongest. With just 2.1 people per square kilometer and a population of 2.5 million, Namibia's different cultures span an impressively diverse population for what is a sparsely populated country.

Education in Namibia is compulsory for 10 years between the ages of 6 and 16.There are approximately 1900 schools in Namibia of which 100 are privately owned. The Constitution directs the government to provide free primary education; however, families must pay fees for uniforms, stationery, books, hostels, and school improvements.

Location and Geography. Covering 318,500 square miles (825,000 square kilometers) on the southwest coast of Africa, Namibia is bordered by Angola and Zambia, Botswana, South Africa, and the Atlantic Ocean. The coast, with its productive fishing grounds and the deep water harbor of Walvis Bay, is edged by the dunes and gravel plains of the Namib desert. Inland, the hills and plains of the central plateau are predominantly scrub savannah, gradually transforming into the Kalahari semi-desert to the east. The flat north-central and northeastern regions have extensive flood plains and areas of dense vegetation. The driest country in Saharan Africa, Namibia only has permanent rivers on its northern and southern.

Ethnic Relations. Despite the emphasis on nationalism, ethnicity is still a force in Namibian society. Some groups have restored kings to power and made land claims since independence, and the official opposition party, the Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (DTA), is an alliance of ethnically-based organizations. Some members of smaller groups fear domination by the Owambos, who comprise about half the population of the country and provide most of SWAPO's electoral support.

The average visitor to Namibia will usually acquire a combination of khaki shorts or khaki trousers, a khaki shirt, a khaki jacket, a slightly darker bandolier and a wide-brimmed hat, often with a strip of animal skin and possibly with a feather.

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Libya is located above the countries of Chad and Niger. Libya has a lot of desert land. The country borders Egypt, Sudan, Chad, Niger, Algeria, and Tunisia. Libya has many ethnic groups, like the Teda people and the Toubou people. The official language of Libya is Arabic and the religion is Islam. In Libya they have some  traditions ad etiquette that you may have not heard of, and some that are similar to the ones you practice, like how it is polite to bring a gift so someone when visiting their home, or taking your shoes off in the doorway of a house. If someone brings a gift to you, you are not supposed to open it then, but rather later in private. In Libya, before you eat a meal, sweet, scented water is passed around the table for everyone. When you receive the water, you dip three fingers in it before dinner begins. During a meal, you only eat with your right hand, and never finish your entire plate. It is polite to leave a small bit of food still on the plate. But what do you eat for dinner? Some native foods of Libya are

-Za'atar, a blend of spices and you generally put it on lots of foods to give it some taste. This dish varies in ingredients across the continent, but in Libya it is usually used with meats.

-Hasa adas, a soup with no meat, that has lentils, carrots, onions, garlic and tomatoes. It is common to eat this soup with bread.

-Bazin, a tomato soup with bread, tomatoes and hard boiled eggs.

If you want to take a trip to Libya here are some places to go and things to do.

Tripoli- This city is the capital of Libya. The Arch of Marcus Aurelius is in this city and it is an amazing landmark that was built in honor of Marcus Aurelius and their brother. This landmark has since decayed but the main structure and some side parts still remain. It is a stunning sight.

Maidan al Jazair Square Mosque- This mosque used to be a cathedrial but was later converted to a mosque, this is why the architecture is a bit different than those that you'd see of a typical mosque.

Jamahiriya Museum- This museum is in Tripoli. It has many artifacts and bits of history like statues and banners. Lot of the stuff in this museum is from ancient Libya. This museum is five minutes away from the Radisson Blu Al Mahary Hotel.

Radisson Blu Al Mahary Hotel-This hotel is great for english speakers. It is located in the heart of Tripoli and it is a beautiful hotel.

The Education in Libya is very good, but before the Libyan revolution in 2011 it was not the best. Even after the revolution there are still some issues like sexism, the boys get better education and get to sit in the front of the class instead of the back, sometimes the schools are even separated between girls and boys. In Libya some schools have good equipment that is proper for learning, and others are no equipped to teach students at a high level.

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Egypt is a very culturally diverse country. This country is located in the northern corner of Africa. The language of Egypt is Arabic and the official religion is Islam. In Egypt there are many ethnic groups, two of which are the Nubian people and the Bedouin people. In Egypt, they have very many traditions. Some of these include...
...Not finishing your juice. In Egypt, if you have gone to visit a friend and they have a daughter, when they offer you juice you must finish or else the daughter will have bad fortune.
-Spilling Coffee, if you spill coffee in Egypt it is considered a sign that something good will come soon.
-Twitching eye, if your eye twitches, it is considered bad luck, it is a sign that something bad will come soon
-When you go into a room, it is polite so step into it with your right foot, this will give everything g that happens in this house good luck.

If your wondeering some regulur foods eaten in Egypt, then they are...
...Mulukhiya, which is vegetables mixed with Nalta Jute leaves

-Feteer Meshaltet, which is a multilayer pastry that has Ghee in it.

-Alexandrian Kebdah, is a street food that has liver with pepper, and sausage.

If you want to visit Egypt and try these amazing foods, heres some places you can visit while your taste-testing!

Cairo- This is the capital city of Egypt. In this city, there are lots of places to go like The Egyptian Museum, and the Salah Al-Din Al-Ayoubi Castle, which is an amazing sight. This building was made in 1176, that makes it almost 1,000 years old! In the thirteenth to nineteenth centuries, this building was home to powerful rulers of the Egyptian government. If you want to stay in this city, then I  recommend the

The Nile Ritz-Carlton hotel for 168$ a night. This hotel overlooks the nile river so if you stay there you can get a great view of the water.

Luxor- This city is an amazing city if you want to see ancient tombs like in the Valley of the kings. If you love archeology, this town is the place to go. One of the most popular places to visit in the Valley of the Kings is King Tut's tomb. Luxor has many amazing hotels, but the best hotel has to be the Hilton Luxor Resort & Spa. It costs 63$ a night and is a one hour drive to the valley of the kings because the valley is on the other side of the Nile River.

The education of Egypt is free, but if you have a high income family you will still likely receive a better education.  Egypt is the third best in education of Arab-majority countries according to wenr.wes.org, and they have https://wenr.wes.org/2019/02/education-in-egypt-2. Sadly, in Egypt, schools are segregated based on religion and race. You would not see any two people of different religions in the same class together, or being taught the same things. Since school across the country are different, I have three examples of their school system.

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chart courtesy of Roach, Eric. "Education In Egypt". WENR, 2019, https://wenr.wes.org/2019/02/education-in-egypt-2. Accessed 25 Mar 2021.

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Ethnic groups: In Seychellois African or Creole is the main ethnic group with  76,000
Language: The national languages of Seychelles are Seychellois Creole, English and French. The most common language spoken by the Seychellois population is their own Creole
Traditions: something you can live without in seychelles in music so they awayys have a rythmic enviornment.
Native foods:

Fresh grilled fish. ...Salted fish. ..Coconut Curry. ...Lentils. ...Sausage Rougay. ...

Anything with banana in. ..Breadfruit. ...Smoked Fish Salad.,

Things to do: islands in the Indian Ocean, off East Africa. It's home to numerous beaches, coral reefs to visit and nature reserves,
Religions:
Roman Catholicism remains the dominant religion of Seychelles but there are also Anglican and Protestant churches and the places of worship of other denominations
School:In Seychelles today, a system of free education has been in effect since 1981, which is compulsory up to the age of 16 and free through secondary school until the age of 18. Students must pay for uniforms, but not for books or tuition. There are 33 public schools in the archipelago.
Goods:Seychelles is based on fishing, tourism, processing of coconuts and vanilla, coir (coconut fiber) rope, boat building, printing, furniture and beverages. Agricultural products include cinnamon, sweet potatoes, cassava (tapioca), bananas, poultry and tuna.s:
Major citie Victoria , English River | 22,881 it is the capital aswell as the largest city

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In east Africa Kenya has the best educational system.Primary education lasts 8 years in Kenya. Unlike schools in America in Kenya they have three semesters so the school year is longer. In Kenya the school years are 315 days long. The uniforms are vary different for each school

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Sukuma is the largest ethnic group in Tanzania.They are nestled south of lake Victoria.  They are Farmers and cattle raisers.They use cheese and milk from cattle.

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Tanzania has two official languages Swahili and English.Swahili was the first official language.Then English was later established as an official language.

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In Tanzania there is a tradition where you have to keep your left hand to your self.In this tradition you are only allowed to touch people with your right hand.

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Zanzibar pizza is a sheet of dough which is then filled with onions, peppers, meat, a raw egg and maybe a slice of cheese, all wrapped up into sandwich sized pocket and then placed on the pan to fry in a puddle of oil.

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In Tanzania you can take a safari of the Serengeti National Park and see lions and rhinos.

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Tanzania has every religion like America but Christianity and Muslim are the top two religions in Tanzania.

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Tanzanian school is not much different than school anywhere else there are 12 grades.The only difference is if a kid in second grade goes to school but hasn't been to school yet will have to reset in first grade. There are uniforms for private schools.The classroom has desks for each student.

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School in Uganda is no different than in America the only difference is that kids have school with kids older then them or younger if the kid starts school later.They wear uniforms in private school but in public schools they can wear what they want.The desks are set up for one student at each desk

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Uganda has two main spoken languages.One of them is Swahili, and the other is English.Ugandans also speak Luganda ,but it is not the official language.

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Uganda is flooded with religion. Islam and Christianity are the two main types of religion but everyone is allowed to practice their own religion so you can find most religions in Uganda.

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Uganda has many known traditions like Nankasa, Bakisimba, Muwogola which is a dance consisting of female dancers with Ugandan music playing in the background.

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Native foods are found all over Uganda one sweet native food that is found in Uganda is called
Mandazi. Mandazi is Similar to a donut minus the hole, mandazi is a fried bread that is sweetened with coconut milk and shaped into circles or triangles.

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Uganda is a major tourist attraction especially its capital Kampala during the day is a calm fun and adventures family friendly place ,but during the night is a raging and partying city. At night the kampala casino is a place to go

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The Bantu people

The Bantu group is an ethnic group located in Uganda. Bantu is known from being the first ethnic group to develop language. They are also known for being the first cattle farmers.

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https://theculturetrip.com/africa/tanzania/articles/traditions-and-customs-only-people-from-tanzania-will-understand/

https://www.gadventures.com/blog/five-foods-you-must-try-tanzania/

https://theplanetd.com/things-to-do-in-tanzania/

https://www.britannica.com/place/Tanzania

https://alphaomegatranslations.com/foreign-language/four-languages-of-tanzania/

https://joshuaproject.net/people_groups/15112/TZ

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https://operationeyesight.com/the-impact-of-school-closures-in-kenya-goes-beyond-education/

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One of the best hotel in Madagascar is "Constance Tsarabanjina Madagascar" 1,000$ per day.

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In Madagascar schools 12 grades .

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The biggest ethnic groups in Madagascar is  "Merina" and "Betsileo".

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In Madagascar official language is Malagasy , but a lot of people speak French . The capital city is Antananarivo . National Madagascar dish is "Romazava" ,  it is a one-pot dish, usually eaten with rice for lunch or dinner. The basic ingredients are beef, pork and chicken cut into equal-size cubes, chopped onions, tomatoes, spinach and crushed garlic.

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One of the best hotel is "One&Only Cape Town".
825$ per day.

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In South African schoo, 10-12 grades . In South African schools have uniform .

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Ethnic groups in South Africa "Coloureds" , "Xhosa".

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South Africa .
In South Africa speak Africans and English. The capital city is Cape Town.
National South African dish is "Bobotie" . Minced meat is simmered with spices, usually curry powder, herbs and dried fruit, then topped with a mixture of egg and milk and baked until set .

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Commonly consumed grains include millet, sorghum, and Rice as staple foods.Meats include mutton, chicken, pork, goat, fish, lamb and beef.

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Educational System of Chad

Educational System Of Chad  is patterned after the French model, having the levels of primary, secondary and higher education Primary education is free and compulsory, starting with 6-year old children and gives them basic literacy training for six years.

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Kongo- The Kongo people are a Bantu ethnic group. They have lived along the Atlantic coast of Central Africa, in a region that by the 15th century was a centralized and well-organized Kingdom of Kongo, but is now a part of three countries.

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Ethiopian food has a big variety of types of food. one of the most popular type of food is called injera. Injera is a dish that is made of a sourdough flatbread with a spongy type texture. This dish is very popular in east African countries. The flatbread consists with different types of spicy stew, vegetables, and cubes of raw meat.

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Kinshasa has a population 7,785,965

Lubumbashi has a Population About 1,373,770

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https://seattle.eater.com/maps/best-seattle-ethiopian-restaurants

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Chad People Speak France.Chad people Speak French Because Most schooling is in French . Chad submitted an application to join the Arab League as a member state on 25 March 2014, which is still pending.

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South Africa .
In South Africa speak Africans and English. The capital city is Cape Town.
National South African dish is "Bobotie" . Minced meat is simmered with spices, usually curry powder, herbs and dried fruit, then topped with a mixture of egg and milk and baked until set .
Ethnic groups in South Africa "Coloureds" , "Xhosa".
In South African schoo, 10-12 grades . In South African schools have uniform .
One of the best hotel is "One&Only Cape Town".
825$ per day.

In world have stereotype that in Africa didn't have civilization . It's just stereotype , because in all African countries have newest civilization.
Madagascar .
In Madagascar official language is Malagasy , but a lot of people speak French . Capital city is Antananarivo . National Madagascar dish is "Romazava" ,  it is a one-pot dish, usually eaten with rice for lunch or dinner. The basic ingredients are beef, pork and chicken cut into equal-size cubes, chopped onions, tomatoes, spinach and crushed garlic.
The biggest ethnic groups in Madagascar is  "Merina" and "Betsileo".
In Madagascar schools 12 grades .
One of the best hotel in Madagascar is "Constance Tsarabanjina Madagascar" 1,000$ per day.

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This is a graph of all the students in Egypt how sought higher education in 2017. 

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This is a graph of all the students in Egypt how sought higher education in 2017. 

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In Nigeria age is greatly respected. The Senior society is greatly respected and admired in both genders. In Nigeria greetings are very important. Greetings, eating and or passing stuff with your left hand is strictly unacceptable since that hand is reserved for personal toiletries.

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https://www.britannica.com/place/Uganda/Religion

https://www.britannica.com/place/Uganda/Religion

https://www.britannica.com/place/Kampala

https://storyteller.travel/uganda-food-guide/

https://www.ugandasafariexperts.com/blog/uganda-traditional-dances

https://bunnystudio.com/blog/library/translation/the-official-and-unofficial-languages-of-uganda/

https://www.africa.upenn.edu/NEH/u-ethn.html

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A mosaic of rivers, forests, savannas, swamps and flooded forest.

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The Democratic Republic of Congo speaks mostly French.But there have over 200 language.Thats Insane to Speak Over 200 Languages!

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This graph shows Egypts growth as a country since the 1960s

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Education system has low 3.5 million children of primacy school are not in school, and of those who do attend, 44 percent start school late, after the age of six.

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The Educational System of Chad is patterned after the French model, having the levels of primary, secondary and higher education. Primary education is free and compulsory, starting with 6-year old children and gives them basic literacy training for six years.

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The Nubian People have faced much adversity since the 1960s, when they were forced from their homelands because The Aswan High Dam was built, and though this dam was very beneficial to lots of people, it created Lake Nasser which flooded the lands that the Nubian people had live on for decades. One area that quite a lot of Nubians went to after the construction of the dam and that was Cairo. Another area that people went to was other areas of Aswan, which has a title of "The Valley of Hell." the evacuees were moved by the government to these areas and some Nubians still reside in this area today.
The clothing that Nubian women wear when on a typical day for is a Jarjar. This is a long black dress that is translucent from the head down. A Jarjar covers their heads completely other than their face.
The foods that Nubians eat are Bamiya, (Okra Stew) Ful Medames, (Mashed Fava Beans) Kushari, (brown lentils with macaroni, rice, chickpeas and some spicy tomato sauce) Moloukhiya, (a green soup made out of chopped Jew's Mallow leaves) and Taamiya, (a deep fried mix created  with beans, parsley, and onions.) All of these foods are traditional and present day Nubian dishes.
A fun fact about Nubians is that their wedding ceremonies last around 40 days! It is traditional for the groom to give the bride many gifts. Other Nubian traditions are when two people get marries, they must go to the nile river and swim in it to  bring them good fortune. When a married couple has a child, they kill sheep and after, with their family members choose a name for their baby.
Nubians have a unique religion. Even though all Nubians are Muslims, in the sixth century they were converted to Catholicism, later, they were converted to Islam, but in present day they are Muslims. Even though their religion is Muslim it still has some Islamic practices. An example of these practices is the idea that objects have spirits, or animistic beliefs.

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The language that most Bedouins speak is Arabic. Bedouins practice the religion of Islam. From the 1950s and forward the Egyptian government put restrictions on where the Bedouin people could travel. They did not want the Bedouins to practice nomadism any more. The government put restrictions on the amount of things they can harvest from the land, and this caused many Bedouins to settle down and have a more stationary lifestyle.
The kinds of clothes that many Bedouin women wear are Thawbs. Thawbs are long gowns that go down to foot-length, and they have long sleeves that are made of darker or lighter materials. These robes are traditionally sewn by hand, but sometimes they are sewn with a machine or purchased as a good.