Education In Africa
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According to a UNESCO report from 2000, primary school enrollment in sub-Saharan Africa was only 58%, the lowest of any region. The report also noted marked gender inequalities, with generally higher enrollment of boys in most areas, though some places had more girls enrolled due to sons needing to stay home and work on family farms.
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Armed conflicts in Africa over the past 15 years have cost nearly $300 billion that could have been used to alleviate poverty and improve health and education. Ongoing conflicts have led to increased infant mortality, malnutrition, illiteracy, and decreased life expectancy and access to healthcare. Child soldiers have been involved in 21 ongoing armed conflicts worldwide, especially in Africa, where children as young as 9 have fought and been forced to commit atrocities against their own communities. Efforts to curb the use of child soldiers include international agreements and demobilization programs, but more funding is needed for effective, long-term reintegration support.
Immigrantion From Africa
A presentation built by 3 Lieda (Gozo College Girls Secondary School) as part of the project Let Us Open our Hearts on Africa.
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The document discusses humanitarian aid provided by various organizations for victims of crises in Africa. It details aid packages from the European Commission totaling over $100 million for Coastal West Africa, Uganda, Burundi, and Tanzania. The aid will fund improvement of health, water, food security, and protection. Over 3 million people in Coastal West Africa and 400,000 Burundian and Congolese refugees in Tanzania are expected to benefit from the assistance.
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A presentation built by 3 Lieda (Gozo College Girls Secondary School) as part of the project Let Us Open our Hearts on Africa.
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African Geography
1) Africa has diverse geography including the Sahara desert in the north, tropical rainforests in the central region, and grasslands and coastal plains in the south. Major mountain ranges and rivers also exist.
2) European colonization beginning in the late 19th century has left its mark politically, economically and culturally on the various regions of Africa.
3) While Africa's wildlife such as lions and elephants were once abundant, decades of human activities including hunting, war, and habitat loss have endangered many species; however, conservation efforts including national parks provide some protection.
African Culture
Africa is the second largest continent, home to over 1 billion people speaking thousands of languages. It has a rich cultural heritage expressed through diverse musical traditions, dance, art, masks, and cuisines featuring ingredients like yams, cassava and spices. Religions practiced include Christianity, Islam, and traditional African beliefs.
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