Ndolé Ndolé is the food that is consumed the most often in Cameroon. It is present in the vast majority of celebrations as well as banquets. When asked what aspect of their trip to Cameroon they enjoyed the best, travelers often point to this meal as the highlight. The Duala people, who live in one […]
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Yaoundé Yaounde, the capital of Cameroon, is one of the most attractive cities in West Africa, despite the region’s reputation to the contrary (Tchamba, 1996). The city was meticulously designed to be laid out over seven hills, which means that the various structures that make up the city are separated from one another by expansive
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Foods and recipes in DR Congo are different in different regions in the country. The culinary specialties of the land are spicy copious, warm, and rich in flavor. Etiquettes are also followed when eating in the Congolese land. These etiquettes include eating using only the right hand, and keeping the left hand away from the
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Rwanda, through the institute of museums in Rwanda, is taking part in preserving their cultural artifacts to be learned by future generations (Rwandan artifacts can boost tourism). Recently, Rwanda’s colonial master, Belgium, provided Rwanda with various artifacts which their colonial masters took during the colonial period and are preserved in the country’s museums (Ferdinand, 2019).
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Political Map of DR Congo Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is the second-largest country in the African continent occupying an area of 905,567 square kilometers (Reyntjens, 2007). It is also the 4th most populated country in the continent and number fifteen globally. The country was previously called Zaire until 1997 when it was renamed, DR
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DR Congo’s education system comprises two years of kindergarten education, six years of primary education, and six of secondary education. One can then attend a Diplome de Gradue for three years, a second tertiary cycle of 2-3 years of Licence, and a diplome d’etudes superieres/DES for 2 years for a master’s level, and other advanced
DR Congo has various festivals and events that have been influenced by the country’s colonial master, religion, and traditional African cultures. In March, the country holds an international Mini-marathon that takes place in the country’s capital, Kinshasa which features a 5-kilometer walk. The event is held at the initiative Congolese National sports medicine center in
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DR Congo is exceptionally rich with natural resources that include minerals like copper, immense biodiversity, hydropower potential, and cobalt among many others. The country has also the second-largest rainforest in the world. The majority of the individuals in the country have not yet benefitted from the rich natural resources they have in the country as
Numerous volunteer programs have been established in DR Congo to improve the living standards of the local people in the country. They vary from working at a children’s Centre or an orphanage to teaching the English language and helping at a local clinic or hospital for medical professionals. The volunteer programs include the “initiatives pour
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