Sub-Saharan Africa

all located in sub-Saharan Africa. However, Africa has large territory, so why is it so poor? If this question was asked before I took this course, I will have no clue at all. I know nothing about Africa, except that it is hot. However at this point, I can give a brief answer to this question. Land, colonization, education, disease, and nature resource are the primary causes which make Africa so poor. Africa not only has large land area, but it also has the largest desert, Saharan. As I mention…

The concept to of VFR travel is underestimated in Africa with specific reference to the Sub-Saharan region. The influx of migrants to developed countries in search of improved livelihoods had made a significant contribution to the development of regional tourism through VFR travel (Gamage and King, 1999; Feng and Page, 2000; William and Hall, 2000; Butler, 2003; O’Reilly, 2003). South African tourism focuses more on domestic than international VFR travel (Rogerson, 2015; South African Tourism…

Introduction The history of Africa was changed forever by colonialization and the possibility of this country gaining back its peace and moving beyond the periphery would be very difficult. When the Europeans entered Africa they exploited Africa for all of its resources and imposed their style of European civilization on the African people. They stablished country borders, stripped them of their rich resources, and forced tribes to merge together. Creating a war that is now amongst the African…

African art and architecture refers to the area around the sub-Saharan Africa. It’s geographically located in Africa continent and south of the Sahara Desert. Since the African Generations exists even before the United States and the nations of Europe became great powers, Africa had witnessed the rise and fall of many kingdoms. The people from this continent has a very long historical culture. Their art work represents the ancient African histories, philosophies, religions, as well as the…

There is various reason that led for Christianity to spread throughout Africa. I’m going to discuss of a few reasons that helped spread Christianity in Africa. Christianity first arrived in the 1st or early 2nd century, in Northern Africa. The earliest Christian communities in North Africa were some of the earliest in the world. Early tales have it that Christianity was brought from Jerusalem to Alexandria on the Egyptian coast. This is belief that it was around the same time or even before…

INTRODUCTION. Pre colonial Africa was has varied has the continent itself. Different circumstances produced different societies with different tradition, customs, and politics these societies rose, fell and adapted as the centuries passed. Despite this variety, it is possible to divide political organisation amongst these communities into two broad categories states and stateless societies. Low population densities and the production of relatively small economic…

Africa has been a hub for many of the world’s deadliest diseases and epidemics. Diseases such as malaria, tuberculosis, and HIV/Aids are responsible for millions of deaths in Africa each and every year. A major contributing factor to this issue is the current healthcare system set in place. The lack of easy access, coupled with the high cost of medication and treatment makes it very difficult for African citizens to receive the medical help that they need. Africa’s extreme poverty and lack of…

The greatest challenge that humanity will face in this century is how to halt climate change in its tracks. Carbon dioxide levels are increasing, the polar ice caps are melting, the seas are rising, the weather is more extreme, and the deserts are becoming larger. Yet, population is increasing and will continue to for a long time. People are still burning fossil fuels and are, in general, eating more meat. In 2009, the per capita meat consumption in the United States was 120.20 kilograms, which…

In Africa, its position in the international system has been considerably weakened by the fact that it has been losing the race for economic development in general, and human development in particular, to other regions, these poor performances by African countries accounts in part for the political and social instability and rise of authoritarian regimes that have characterized much of postcolonial Africa, further weakening the ability of African countries to deal effectively with globalization.…

that arise with Western aid in Africa. Moyo utilizes ethos as a way to build her credibility above her adversary, Jeffery Sachs. Furthermore, Moyo uses logos as a way to support her claim with logical statistics and evidentiary support. In the article “Aid Ironies: A Response to Jeffery Sachs”, Dambisa Moyo uses both ethos and logos as a way to effectively persuade her reader that Western aid in Africa is an inefficient way to decrease the poverty existent in Africa. In her article, Moyo uses…