With the help of foreign specialists, a program is being implemented to revive cotton plantations in the north of the country. Under their leadership, farmers grow cotton on rented plots and hand over the harvest to the state company. Sugarcane is one of the few cash crops that has exceeded pre-war levels. Another new and… Read More »
According to businesscarriers, Ethiopia is one of the least developed countries in the world. Its economy is almost entirely dependent on the state of agriculture, which produces more than 50% of the country’s GDP. The basis of agriculture is agriculture and cattle breeding. Coffee provides 2/3 of all export income. The country has the largest… Read More »
Economy of Eritrea According to businesscarriers, the basis of the country’s economy is agriculture and cattle breeding. By 1991, over 30 years of hostilities on the territory of Eritrea, most of the industrial and infrastructure facilities were destroyed, inactive. The lands of the peasants who had gone to fight were neglected, the number of livestock… Read More »
According to businesscarriers, the basis of the country’s economy is trade through the international port of Djibouti and the service sector associated with it. The seaport is of international importance, being the most important in the western part of the Indian Ocean. A special role is played by the railway connecting the city of Djibouti… Read More »
POLITICAL SYSTEM According to A2zgov, Mauritius is a parliamentary republic and part of the Commonwealth. Independence from British colonial rule was proclaimed on March 12, 1968, but Mauritius still remained a constitutional monarchy. The Queen of England appointed a governor who ruled the island on her behalf. March 12, 1992 The island was proclaimed a… Read More »
Food and drink Dishes eaten in Madagascar reflect the influence of the culinary traditions of migrants from Southeast Asia, Africa, India, China and Europe who settled on the island at different times. Rice, which formed the basis of the Malagasy diet, was cultivated by the first settlers mentioned, along with tubers and other traditional South… Read More »
Population According to estimates by international organizations, the population of the Sudan in 1998 amounted to 28,292. 000 residents. Population growth continues to be very strong: in the period 1990 – 95 the birth rate was around 40 ‰ (in 1970 – 75 it was 45 ‰), while the death rate, in the same period,… Read More »
A strong and widespread conflict characterized the life of the Sudan in the last decades of the 20th century. The violence and the endemic nature of the traditional conflict between the northern and southern parts of the country had in fact caused the outbreak of other local wars, destined to further radicalize divisions and antagonisms… Read More »
Northeast African state. On the occasion of a census carried out in 1993, the population of the Republic of Sudan amounted to 26 million residents: after that date no other census surveys were held due to the persistence of the civil war. According to an evaluation by the United Nations, in 2006 the population was… Read More »
Sudan Madhu (Madras 1966) Indian computer scientist. After graduating from Delhi and a doctorate in computer science from the University of California at Berkeley, he became a professor of computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (mit). His contributions to various areas of theoretical computer science are notable, including the theory of probabilistically verifiable… Read More »