Sub-Saharan Africa (3043 bytes)
1: ...is also known as '''Black Africa''' or as '''Dark Africa''' (though some consider these terms to be offens...
2: ''Sub-Saharan'' corresponds with the standard representation of...
4: ...iteranean]] and the [[Middle East]]. Sub-Saharan Africa, on the other hand, had sporadic contacts with th...
6: ...[least developed countries]]. (See ''[[Economy of Africa]]''.)
8: ...assification scheme, the countries of sub-Saharan Africa are:

Saharan (141 bytes)

Saharan Cypress (3085 bytes)

Trans-Saharan trade (9159 bytes)
3: ...', between [[Mediterranean]] countries and [[West Africa]], was an important [[trade route]] from the [[ei...
12: ... beginnings of the [[Islamic]] conversion of West Africa in the [[seventh century|seventh]] and [[eighth c...
15: ...occo]] to the north. There, and in other [[North Africa]]n cities, Berber traders had increased contact w...
22: ...became of prime importance to West Africa. North Africa had declined in both political and economic impor...
24: ...an trade continued. But trade routes to the West African coast became increasingly easy, particularly aft...

Nilo-Saharan languages (4522 bytes)
3: The '''Nilo-Saharan languages''' are a group of [[African language]]s spoken mainly in the upper parts of ...
79: ...[Joseph Greenberg]], [[1963]]. ''The Languages of Africa'' (International Journal of American Linguistics ...

Bas Saharan Basin (273 bytes)

Saharan horned viper (1435 bytes)
16: ... a small species of [[viper]] inhabiting northern Africa. It is typically little more than 2 feet long, t...

West Saharan montane xeric woodlands (3422 bytes)
3: ...s largest [[desert]] and is located in northern [[Africa]]. It streches from the [[Red Sea]] to the highla...
26: '''Countries''' : Northern Africa: Southeastern Algeria, northern Niger, Mali, and ...

West Saharan montane xeric woodlands (5489 bytes)
3: ...s largest [[desert]] and is located in northern [[Africa]]. It streches from the [[Red Sea]] to the highla...
27: '''Countries''' : Northern Africa: Southeastern Algeria, northern Niger, Mali, and ...

Africa Oyé (187 bytes)
1: '''Africa Oyé''' is an annual music festival in [[Liverpool...
4: * http://www.africaoye.com/

Out of Africa (1140 bytes)
1: ...an evolution sometimes referred to as the "Out of Africa" theory, see [[single-origin hypothesis]].''
4: '''''Out of Africa''''' is an autobiographical book by [[Isak Dinese...

Africa (19820 bytes)
1: ...onAfrica.png|framed|World map showing location of Africa]]
2: ...ne.jpg|thumb|250px|A satellite composite image of Africa]]
4: '''Africa''' is the world's second-largest [[continent]] in...
6: ...dust; the [[Afridi]] tribe, who dwelt in Northern Africa around the area of [[Carthage]]; [[Greek language...
9: ''Main article: [[Geography of Africa]]''

Republic of New Africa (2365 bytes)
1: ...right|132px|thumb|The flag of the Republic of New Africa.]]
2: ...b|right|Proposed territory of the Republic of New Africa.]]
3: The '''Republic of New Africa''', (RNA) is a [[black nationalist]] community an...
12: ...nvestigation]] (FBI) believed the Republic of New Africa to be a [[Sedition|seditious]] group, and conduct...
19: * http://www.africana.com/research/encarta/tt_433.asp

East Africa (1895 bytes)
1: [[Image:Africa-countries-eastern.png|right|Map of Africa with eastern countries highlighted]]
3: '''East Africa''' is a region generally considered to include:
13: ...[[Sudan]] are sometimes considered a part of East Africa.
15: Some parts of East Africa have been renowned for their concentrations of wi...
17: ...o]] and [[Mount Kenya]], the two tallest peaks in Africa.

Africa Star (1111 bytes)
1: [[Image:AfricaStar.jpg|thumb|125px|right|Africa Star Medal]]
3: ...rican]] theater of the [[Second World War]]. The Africa Star was one of eight campaign star medals issued...
5: ...rovided troops to the North African theater. The Africa Star was also bestowed upon members of foreign mi...
7: ...uch senior American general who was presented the Africa Star by the British.

Scramble for Africa (18176 bytes)
2: ...tart of [[World War I]], when colonial empires in Africa were acquired faster than anywhere else on the gl...
6: ...arly European colonization, see [[Colonization of Africa]].''
12: ... and the world now realized the vast resources of Africa.
14: ...ngo]] region, where he made treaties with several African chiefs and by [[1882]] obtained over 900,000 squ...
18: ===Africa and global markets===

Africa Alphabet (541 bytes)
1: ...London. Its aim was to be able to write all the [[African languages]] for practical and scientific purpose...
3: ''See also:'' [[Standard Alphabet by Lepsius]], [[African reference alphabet]]

Geography of Africa (25670 bytes)
1: '''Africa''' is the name of a [[continent]] comprising 56 c...
3: ...: 0 0 1em 1em;">[[Image:Map of world highlighting Africa.png]]</div>
5: ...most southerly point, [[Cape Agulhas]] in [[South Africa]], 34&deg;51&prime;15&Prime; S, is a distance app...
7: ...south direction seen in the southern peninsulas. Africa is thus composed of two segments at right angles,...
10: [[Image:Africa satellite plane.jpg|thumb|300px|]]

Africa-Eurasia (1467 bytes)
1: ...sia.gif|275px|right]]The [[supercontinent]] of '''Africa-Eurasia''' is the world's largest land mass and c...
3: ...drawing a line somewhere near the [[Suez Canal]]. Africa-Eurasia can be further divided into numerous subr...
5: ===[[Africa]]===
6: *[[East Africa]]
7: *[[Central Africa]]

Ecology of Africa (6736 bytes)
2: The vegetation of [[Africa]] follows very closely the distribution of heat a...
6: ...d chiefly on the tropical coasts, and in the west African equatorial basin with its extension towards the ...
8: ...aya senegalensis''), [[Oldfieldia]] (''Oldfieldia africana'') and [[camwood]] (''Baphia nitida''). The cli...
12: ...in which red is very prevalent. Of the grasses of Africa alfa is very abundant in the plateaus of the Atla...
15: ...mandrill]]s, with few exceptions, are peculiar to Africa. The single-humped [[camel]], as a domestic anima...

<< Prev 20 Result Pages:   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  Next 20 >>