Africa News on August 4, 2019

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I’ve been thinking of moving to Maputo, Moçambique

I’m from El Salvador but live in the U.S. I am currently working on getting an IT degree and I’ve been thinking of leaving American and moving to Maputo are there any locals or people from the country that can tell me what I can expect ? Thank you so much in advance!

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u/DanielScaryDark

6 hours ago

The Truth About The Flying Dutchman

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u/youcefrez

11 hours ago

Happening in Algeria after some forests were burnt.

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u/Kichina

14 hours ago

I love Africa! Friends told me that Swahili is the most popular language there, so I start to create Swahili subtitles for all my videos! Could someone give me feedback? Appreciate!

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u/Tdrunk

14 hours ago

Movie from Kenya: In Search, dir. Beryl Magoko – female genital mutilation through a personal story of the survivor

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u/himimihere

15 hours ago

It took western nations hundreds of years and African slaves to become the great nations they are today. Why does the western world ridicule African nations when most African nations are in the same stages of development as western nations at the same age?

Im in the US right now and well the president and many US citizens regardless of race call African countries shit holes. My friend's country(south africa) is only 25 years old and at 25 the US didn't have all 50 states and slavery was still a thing. I guess my question is why do western countries criticize African countries so harshly when they are simply taking the same path to greatness that western nations took but without brutally enslaving and stealing resources? They literally just got independence like last week and are sorting out the kinks like they did so what's with the constant ridicule when they went through similar hardships in their journeys? I mean even after almost 250 years we still have issues with race and discrimination, student debt, croynism in govt etc etc so why do we criticize countries trying to develop?

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u/SpaceDrifter9

16 hours ago

How is Africa doing now after the decades' of intrusion?

Hello all,

I watched 'Lion King' yesterday and couldn't stop since thinking how beautiful the Savannahs were. Now, I keep seeing contradicting news about current state of African forests across social media. Could someone from Africa, please tell me how Africa is actually now, particularly the forests and wildlife? I wish I could buy a small land enough for raising few crops and live out my life in nature's lap (of course, without being a problem to the locals).

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u/rogerram1

1 day ago

Geologists now have evidence Africa is physically splitting into two continents

The African continent will become smaller and there will be a large island in the Indian Ocean composed of parts of Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia, including the Horn of Africa.

Read more: https://qz.com/africa/1244443/

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