Djibouti

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Djibouti <> is the capital of Djibouti, a rustic in northeastern Africa. Greater than half the nation’s individuals reside within the metropolis of Djibouti. The town lies on the Gulf of Aden and has a serious port. A railroad connects Djibouti with Addis …

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Dodoma

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Dodoma <> is the capital of Tanzania. In 1973, Tanzanians voted to maneuver the nation’s capital to Dodoma from the coastal metropolis of Dar es Salaam. The transfer was accomplished within the early 2000’s. Dodoma was chosen as the brand new capital primarily …

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Johannesburg

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Johannesburg <> is the most important metropolis in South Africa. It’s also an important enterprise middle in Africa south of the Sahara.  Johannesburg is within the northeastern a part of South Africa. It stands on the world’s richest gold subject. Gold mining …

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Freetown

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Freetown is the capital of Sierra Leone. It lies on the Atlantic Ocean, close to the mouth of the Sierra Leone River. The British based Freetown in 1787 as a house for freed slaves. Industries in Freetown embrace fish processing, cleaning soap …

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Gaborone

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Gaborone <> is the capital and largest metropolis of Botswana. It was previously referred to as Gaberones. The federal government is a serious employer within the metropolis. Gaborone was based within the 1890’s. It was a small village till it turned Botswana’s capital …

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Harare

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Harare <> is the capital and largest metropolis of Zimbabwe. It’s the middle of Zimbabwe’s authorities, banking, and commerce. Harare is a buying and selling middle for merchandise raised on the area’s fertile plains. The chief merchandise embrace citrus fruits, corn, cotton, and …

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Conakry

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Conakry <> is the capital and largest metropolis of Guinea. The oldest a part of Conakry lies on the island of Tombo. A causeway (raised street) hyperlinks Tombo with the newer a part of Conakry, on the mainland. The town is Guinea’s chief port. Conakry …

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Giza

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Giza <> is a suburb of Cairo that’s the website of probably the most well-known stays of historic Egypt—the Nice Sphinx and the three largest pyramids. The town’s identify in Arabic is Al Jizah. Giza lies on the Nile River, reverse Cairo.  Bridges …

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Albany

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Albany is the capital of New York. Albany lies on the Hudson River in japanese New York. The town has an lively port, although it’s one hundred fifty miles (241 kilometers) from the Atlantic Ocean. The Hudson River has been …

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Albuquerque

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Albuquerque <> is the most important metropolis in New Mexico. It’s a middle for commerce, business, and transportation for the southwestern United States. The town can also be a number one middle for power, area, and protection …

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