This document provides an overview of Sub-Saharan Africa. It outlines the political map, geographical conditions, economical conditions, and social issues of the region. The geographical conditions include deserts, mountains, valleys, and rivers. Key economic issues include energy, unemployment, standard of living, trade, and agriculture. The document also discusses political instability in Sub-Saharan Africa since independence, and how this has negatively impacted economic development. Specific topics covered include food crises, Nigeria's oil industry, conflicts between Ethiopia and Eritrea, and AIDS in Africa. The document provides several links for further reference.

1. MBA IB
PRESENTED BY:
CHAKRADHAR
HARIKESH
SINDHURI KONDA
MONIKA SRIVASTAVA
ZUBAIR

2. 1) POLITICAL MAP OF SUB SAHARAN AFRICA.
2) GEOGRAPHICAL CONDITION OF SUB SAHARAN AFRICA.
3) ECONOMICAL CONDITION OF SUB SAHARAN AFRICA.
4) POLITICAL CONDITION OF SUB SAHARAN AFRICA.
5) SOCIAL ISSUESCA OF SUB SAHARAN AFRICA.

6. • DESERTS.
• MOUNTAINS AND VALLEYS.
• RIVERS.
• CLIMATIC CONDITIONS.

7. 1) ENERGY
2)UNEMPLOYMENT
3) STANDARD OF LIVING
4) TRADE
5) AGRICULTURE

8. Political instability has become endemic to Sub
Saharan Africa. Since the early 1960s, when most
of the African countries began to achieve
independence, more than fifty coups have taken
place in the continent. This rise in political decay
has significantly affected economic development.
This study examines the relationship between
elite political instability and economic
development in Sub-Saharan Africa.

9. • FOOD CRISIS
• NIGERIA AND OIL
• CONFLICT BETWEEN ETHIOPIA AND
ERITREA
• AIDS IN AFRICA

10. • http://ebook.lib.sjtu.edu.cn/iupsys/Origins/Imada/im03ch09.htm
• http://hivinsite.ucsf.edu/global?page=cr09-00-00
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sub-Saharan_Africa
• http://www.culturalsurvival.org/publications/cultural-survival-
quarterly/none/sub-saharan-africa-environment-politics-and-
development