Culture of Egypt

Culture of Egypt

According to smartercomputing, Egypt has been a popular destination for beach holidays for decades. The warm climate, amazingly beautiful underwater world and rich historical heritage attract tourists from all over the world. However, in order to feel comfortable during the holidays, it is important for travelers to know about the culture in Egypt, the mentality […]

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Rules for Entering Mauritius

Rules for Entering Mauritius

From October 01, 2021, vaccinated tourists can visit Mauritius without quarantine. Unvaccinated tourists arriving in Mauritius will be subject to a 14-day quarantine. To board a flight to Mauritius, tourists must present: – A certificate of vaccination in English or French. The tourist must be fully vaccinated, after the introduction of the second dose of […]

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Angola History

Angola History

Around 8000 years ago, the Khoisan people lived in what is now Angola as gatherers and small animal hunters. From 500 AD, Bantus came to the areas and were hunters and gatherers in the arid regions, and nomadic cattle herders in the more fertile areas, some of whom also farmed. From around 1400 various states […]

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WTO History

WTO History

The emergence The World Trade Organization (WTO) was formed in 1995, but plans for an international trade organization already existed when the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank were formed in 1944. A decision was made in 1948 to establish the International Trade Organization (ITO) as a specialist body within the UN. However, […]

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ALEXANDRIA

Alexandria Travel Guide

Alexandria combines a long history with beautiful beaches. Situated on the shores of the Mediterranean, Alexandria is Egypt’s second largest city and a historically significant destination. The city is reminiscent of Turkey or Greece. It is also known as the “Pearl of the Mediterranean”. History and beaches Alexandria is located in northern Egypt on the […]

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Map of Zimbabwe Harare

Zimbabwe 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Zimbabwe had a population of around 12 million people. The economy of Zimbabwe was mainly based on mining, agriculture and tourism, with some services sectors present. Foreign relations between Zimbabwe and other countries were mostly positive due to its strong ties with the African Union and the United Nations. In […]

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Map of Zambia Lusaka

Zambia 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Zambia had a population of around 11 million people. The economy of Zambia was mainly based on copper production, agriculture and tourism, with some services sectors present. Foreign relations between Zambia and other countries were mostly positive due to its strong ties with the African Union and the United Nations. […]

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Western Sahara 2005

Yearbook 2005 Western Sahara. Police intervened in May and June against a large number of Sahrawis in the cities of El-Aaiún, Smara and ad-Dakhla who demonstrated against the Moroccan occupation of Western Sahara. A number of protesters were arrested and twelve were sentenced in July to up to eight years in prison, among others..a. for […]

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Map of Uganda Kampala

Uganda 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Uganda had a population of around 30 million people. The economy of Uganda was mainly based on agriculture and related activities, with the main sources of revenue coming from the sale of agricultural products and from foreign aid. Foreign relations between Uganda and other countries were mostly positive due to […]

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Map of Tunisia Tunis

Tunisia 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Tunisia had a population of just over 10 million people. The economy of Tunisia was mainly based on agriculture and tourism and the country also had a strong manufacturing sector. Foreign relations between Tunisia and other countries were mostly positive due to its strategic location in North Africa. In 2005, […]

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Map of Togo Lome

Togo 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Togo had a population of just over 6 million people. The economy of Togo was largely based on the production and export of agricultural products such as cocoa, coffee, and cotton. Foreign relations between Togo and other countries were mostly positive due to its strategic location in West Africa. In […]

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Map of Tanzania Dodoma

Tanzania 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Tanzania had a population of just over 40 million people. The economy was largely based on the production and export of agricultural products, minerals, and energy resources. Foreign relations between Tanzania and other countries were mostly positive due to its strategic location in East Africa. In 2005, Tanzania had signed […]

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Map of Sudan Khartoum

Sudan 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Sudan had a population of over 40 million people. The economy in Sudan was largely agricultural, with cotton and peanuts as the main exports. Foreign relations between Sudan and other countries were strained due to the two civil wars that had taken place since 1983. In 2005, the Comprehensive Peace […]

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Map of South Africa Cape Town

South Africa 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, the population of South Africa was around 44.8 million people, with the majority belonging to African ethnic groups. The economy of South Africa in 2005 was largely based on services, manufacturing and mining, with its foreign trade being a major component of its GDP growth. Foreign relations in 2005 were […]

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Map of Somalia Mogadishu

Somalia 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, the population of Somalia was around 8.3 million people, with the majority belonging to Somali ethnic groups. The economy of Somalia in 2005 was largely based on subsistence agriculture and livestock, with its foreign trade being a major component of its GDP growth. Foreign relations in 2005 were largely focused […]

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Map of Sierra Leone Freetown

Sierra Leone 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, the population of Sierra Leone was around 5 million people, with the majority belonging to a variety of ethnic groups. The economy of Sierra Leone in 2005 was largely based on agriculture, mining and tourism. Foreign relations in 2005 were largely focused on regional cooperation with other African countries. In […]

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Map of Seychelles Victoria

Seychelles 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, the population of Seychelles was around 80,000 people, with the majority belonging to the Creole ethnic group. The economy of Seychelles in 2005 was largely based on tourism, fishing and agriculture. Foreign relations in 2005 were largely focused on regional cooperation with other African countries. In terms of politics, Seychelles […]

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Map of Senegal Dakar

Senegal 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Senegal had a population of 11.4 million people, with the majority belonging to the Wolof ethnic group. The economy of Senegal in 2005 was largely based on agriculture and fishing, but there were also significant mining and petroleum sectors. Foreign relations in 2005 were largely focused on regional cooperation with […]

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Map of Sao Tome and Principe Sao Tome

Sao Tome and Principe 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, the population of Sao Tome and Principe was approximately 183,000 people. The majority of the population was located in the two main islands of Sao Tome and Principe, with a large concentration in the capital city of Sao Tome. The economy of Sao Tome and Principe was largely based on […]

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Map of Rwanda Kigali

Rwanda 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Rwanda had a population of approximately 8.3 million people. The majority of the population was located in the western and southern regions of the country, with a large concentration in the capital city of Kigali. The economy of Rwanda was largely based on agriculture, with significant contributions from industry, services, […]

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Map of Republic of the Congo Brazzaville

Republic of the Congo 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, the Republic of the Congo had a population of approximately 3.8 million people. The majority of the population was located in the southern and central regions of the country, with a large concentration in the capital city of Brazzaville. The economy of Republic of Congo was largely based on oil […]

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Map of Nigeria Abuja

Nigeria 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Nigeria had an estimated population of 134 million people with a population growth rate of 2.7%. The economy in 2005 was largely based on the petroleum industry, with major exports including oil and gas. Foreign relations in 2005 were mainly focused on economic cooperation with Nigeria having strong ties to […]

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Map of Niger Niamey

Niger 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Niger had an estimated population of 11.5 million people with a population growth rate of 3.2%. The economy in 2005 was largely based on subsistence agriculture, with major exports including livestock and commodities such as uranium. Foreign relations in 2005 were mainly focused on economic cooperation with Niger having strong […]

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Map of Namibia Windhoek

Namibia 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Namibia had an estimated population of 2.1 million people with a population growth rate of 1.7%. The economy in 2005 was largely based on tourism, mining and fishing, with major exports including diamonds, uranium and beef. Foreign relations in 2005 were largely focused on economic cooperation with Namibia having strong […]

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Map of Mozambique Maputo

Mozambique 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Mozambique had an estimated population of 19.4 million people with a population growth rate of 2.5%. The economy in 2005 was largely based on agriculture and natural resources, with major exports including aluminum, prawns, cashews and cotton. Foreign relations in 2005 were largely focused on economic cooperation with Mozambique having […]

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Map of Morocco Rabat

Morocco 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Morocco had an estimated population of 32.3 million people with a population growth rate of 1.7%. The economy in 2005 was largely based on services, agriculture and tourism, with major exports including phosphates, citrus fruits, apparel and seafood. Foreign relations in 2005 were largely focused on economic cooperation with Morocco […]

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Map of Mauritius Port Louis

Mauritius 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Mauritius had an estimated population of 1.2 million people with a population growth rate of 1.2%. The economy in 2005 was largely based on tourism and textiles, with major exports including sugar, clothing and fish. Foreign relations in 2005 were largely focused on development assistance with Mauritius receiving aid from […]

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Map of Mauritania Nouakchott

Mauritania 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Mauritania had an estimated population of 3.1 million people with a population growth rate of 2.7%. The economy in 2005 was largely based on agriculture and fishing, with major exports including fish and livestock products. Foreign relations in 2005 were largely focused on development assistance with Mauritania receiving aid from […]

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Map of Mali Bamako

Mali 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Mali had an estimated population of 12.3 million people with a population growth rate of 2.5%. The economy in 2005 was largely based on subsistence agriculture, and the export of gold, cotton and livestock. Major exports included gold, cotton, livestock and fish products. Foreign relations in 2005 were largely focused […]

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Map of Malawi Lilongwe

Malawi 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Malawi had an estimated population of 12 million people with a population growth rate of 3.2%. The majority of the population was concentrated in the central and southern regions, while the northern areas were less densely populated. The economy in 2005 was largely based on agriculture, with maize being the […]

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Map of Madagascar Antananarivo

Madagascar 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Madagascar had an estimated population of 18 million people with a population growth rate of 2.3%. The majority of the population was concentrated in the eastern and central highland regions, while the coastal areas were less densely populated. The economy in 2005 was largely based on subsistence agriculture, with rice […]

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Map of Libya Tripoli

Libya 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Libya had a population of approximately 6 million people with a GDP of $39.1 billion. The economy was heavily reliant on the oil and gas sector, which accounted for 98% of export earnings and 75% of government revenues. Unemployment rates were high at around 20%, while poverty levels remained quite […]

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Map of Liberia Monrovia

Liberia 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Liberia had a population of approximately 3 million people with a GDP of $1.2 billion. The economy was primarily reliant on agriculture and the export of natural resources, such as rubber, timber and diamonds. Unemployment rates were high at around 60%, while poverty levels remained quite high with an estimated […]

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Map of Lesotho Maseru

Lesotho 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Lesotho had a population of approximately 2 million people with a GDP of $1.8 billion. The economy was primarily reliant on agriculture and labour-intensive manufacturing, with the majority of the population engaged in subsistence farming. Unemployment rates were high at around 40%, while poverty levels remained quite high with an […]

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Map of Kenya Nairobi

Kenya 2005

According to ehistorylib, in 2005, Kenya had a population of around 34.6 million people and a GDP of $37 billion, making it one of the larger economies in East Africa. The economy was largely reliant on agriculture and tourism, with the main exports being tea and coffee. Unemployment rates were quite high at around 21%, […]

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