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29/03/2023

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19/03/2023

Facts about Guinea🇬🇳

1. Guinea is a country in West Africa which official name is The Republic of Guinea, it's sometimes called Guinea-Conakry to distinguish it from Guinea-Bissau and Equatorial Guinea.

2. The official language is French and the capital city is Conkary, Guinea Conakry also have a population of about 13 Million people.

3. The River Niger, Senegal River, and the Gambia river all have their origin from Guinea-Conakry.

4. Guinea Conakry houses Africa's 4th largest mosque. The Grand Mosque hosts 25,000 worshippers almost every prayer time, interestingly, Guinea is a country with over 80% of its population practicing Islam.

5. The tribes in Guinea are Fulani, Madinka, and Susu. It shares border with Mali, Liberia, Serria Leone and Senegal.

6. Îles de Los is one of the most popular beaches at Guinea, it houses forests and views only particular to Guinea.

7. Mount Nimba Strict Nature Reserve is a protected area and UNESCO World Heritage Site located in both Guinea and Côte d’Ivoire, extending over a total of area of 17,540 hectares (43,340 acres), with 12,540 hectares (30,985 acres) in Guinea, and 5,000 hectares (12,355 acres) in Côte d’Ivoire. The reserve covers significant portions of the Nimba Range, a geographically unique area with unusually rich flora and fauna, including exceptional numbers of single- site endemic species, such as viviparous toads, and horseshoe bats.

8. The most popular cuisine in Guinea is Rice, they also make Jollof Rice.

03/02/2023

Meet Apollo 11 Astronauts, the first humans to ever reach the moon and unlock the door to interplanetary trips to another celestial body. When they arrive on the lunar orbit, Michael Collin piloted the orbiter around the moon while Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin descended to the lunar surface aboard the moon lander vehicle. A few seconds to this touchdown, the system began to malfunction and Neil Armstrong used his years of experience as a pilot to manually took control of the vehicle and landed it safely on the Sea of Tranquility region of the moon. You can learn more about Neil Armstrong life experience and his role throughout the Apollo 11 mission from here.
https://www.futurespaceworld.com/who-was-the-first-man-to-walk-on-the-moon/

Image Credit: NASA

20/10/2022

NAMIBIA'S ACTOR OF THE FAMOUS "The gods must be crazy" was paid 300 USD 🇳🇦

The humble Namibian San Nxau Toma starred in the South African blockbuster "The God's must be crazy" in 1980 and1989 sequel & was paid a mere 300 USD for a movie that grossed over 60 Million USD made with a budget of 5 Million USD. Nxau was paid less for his first role but after discovering the value of money he negotiated a value of 50 thousand USD for his second sequel, arguably still a small amount compared to what the movie made. The movie was short in Eastern Cape South Africa with Namibian🇳🇦 & South African 🇿🇦 actors but was about Botswana 🇧🇼. Nxau d.ied poor in 2003 in Tshumkwe Namibia. follow The unitThe united States of Africa SThe united States of Africa oThe united States of Africa cThe united States of Africa The united States of Africa

20/10/2022

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Bonded to you in emotional bliss,
united in physical rapture,
I realize my dreams and fantasies.
Engulfed in contentment
and satisfaction,
I know heaven in your arms.
My intense hunger nourished,
deep yearnings fulfilled,
I am open to you in total trust.
You are my refuge,
my everything

19/10/2022

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE BANTU

The "Bantu," a group of related black people who speak a number of related languages, is one of the most successful African tribes. Almost all Bantu languages use the word "ntu" in a variety of ways to mean "people." These are five exciting facts about the Bantu people that you should be informed of.

Ladies with curves. Bantu women have curvaceous bodies, which is one of their most distinguishing features. Bantu women have sculpted bodies, exquisite curves, and stunning facial structure.

Languages that are inextricably linked. You should be aware that there are approximately 3000 Bantu languages. The majority of these are agglutinative, which means they combine number, tense, gender, and aspect into a single word. Bantu languages are also very melodic and easy to understand. Bantu languages include Swahili in Kenya, Luhya in Kenya, Xhosa in South Africa, and others.

The most populous black people. The Bantus are Africa's largest ethnic group, with an estimated 350 million people by the midpoint of 2010, accounting for roughly 30% of Africa's population and 5% of the global population.
Empires that are powerful. The Bantu are responsible for the establishment of some of the world's great empires. These included the kingdoms of Zimbabwe, Congo, Ndongo, Matamba, Cuba, the Empire of Kitara, the Kingdom of Buganda, Bunyoro, Busoga, Rwanda, and Burundi, among others

Occupy Africa's best land. The Bantu are notable for occupying the majority of Africa's best arable land. They are known for being the best in agriculture due to their high altitude location in Africa, where their lands are fertile and well watered. They live on the slopes of Africa's highest mountains, such as Kilimanjaro, Mount Kenya, and Meru.

Indeed, the Bantu are among the prosperous and developed African nations; examples include South Africa, Kenya, Botswana, and Nigeria.

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07/09/2022

They say we're the ‘poorest continent in the world, but there's no cultures in the world as rich as ours
They say we're the ‘darkest continent in the world’, but our women are the brightest and most beautiful in the world
They call us ‘black monkeys’, but deep down they are jealous of our skin.
They say we're ‘not civilized’, but who gave them civilization? Us!

We're the most diverse continent in the world. We have the richest culture, one of the most unique languages, and we have the most beautiful women the world has ever seen. That's a fact!

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31/08/2022

Alligator gars recently caught in Ruzhou, central China's Henan Province, have caused great concern❗️😲 The Report on the State of the Ecology and in China 2020 proclaimed that China has detected over 660 invasive alien species, of which 71 have or may have potential threats to the natural ecosystem, and 219 have invaded national nature reserves. 😖

30/08/2022

27/08/2022

President Kagame arrived at Kagano grounds for the third day of where he will interact with over 100,000 residents of the Western Province .

27/08/2022

Nollywood Actress has laid to rest yesterday 😢 26/08/2022

26/08/2022

Big win ! Just no more words to say.
This win tonight gave me more smiles after the forced stop in June.
I’m back and I’m very happy.
Thanks to my management and my manager that helped me during the injury with the best assistance.
Thanks to me that I never give up.😜
Season is not over Repost from Francine NIYONSABa page

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