According to Watchtutorials.org, the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire) is the largest state in black Africa, second only to Sudan in all of Africa. Very rich in mineral and agricultural resources and precious woods,[…]
According to UNESCO, 18.2% of the adult population is illiterate. According to educationvv, school education is compulsory for children between the ages of 7 and 16. In 1996, 94% of all children (93% of boys[…]
Three national parks – East Tsavo, West Tsavo and Chiulu Hills cover a huge area in southern Kenya. The main road and railroad Nairobi-Mombasa runs right in the middle of Tsavo, thereby neatly dividing it[…]
Here you will find study trips and round trips through the metropolises of Kenya Nairobi Visit Nairobi, the capital of Kenya and the capital of one of the country’s eight provinces, as part of a[…]
Currency: Franc CFA (XOF) Exchange rate: 655,957 per € Time zone: UTC (GMT) Country code (phone): +226 Entry Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, entry by land is currently not possible due to the blockage of[…]
Animals and Plants Which animals live in Gambia? Elephants, lions and giraffes no longer live in the Gambia. They were exterminated by hunters and poachers. However, 108 species of mammals live in the small country.[…]
