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Swaziland Swaziland / an internal African kingdom surrounded by South Africa from the north, south and west, and Mozambique from the east, an area of ​​17363 km, and its population was estimated in the year 1988 AD by about 737,000 people. , Its climate Mountains rise along the western mountains of Swaziland to about 1370 meters above sea level, and large pine forests cover a large part of these lands in the region, and to the east of the mountains there are winding interior heights covered by weeds, and most of the population lives in this region In the far east, the terrain is in the form of a low plain covered by weeds and light shrubs. Four major rivers flow through Swaziland: the Ingofuma, the Emploze River, the Zkumati River and the Great Osuto River. These rivers provide the water required to irrigate crops and operate hydroelectric power plants The seasons in Swaziland are the opposite of the northern hemisphere, with December being mid-summer while ...

Namibia Namibia / or officially the Republic of Namibia is a country located in the southwest of the continent of Africa, bordered to the west by the Atlantic Ocean. It shares land borders with Angola and Zambia to the north, Botswana to the east and South Africa to the south and east. Although it has no borders with Zimbabwe, less than 200 meters from the riverbed separates them at points closest to them Namibia is a member state of the United Nations, a member of the Southern African Development Community, a member of the African Union, and a member of the Commonwealth Union The drylands of Namibia were inhabited since the early ages by the San tribes or as they are called the Bushmen, Damara, and Nama tribes, and since about the 14th century AD were inhabited by the Bantu immigrant people who came with the expansion of Bantu. Most of the territories became protectorate of the German Empire in 1884 AD, and remained a German colony until the end of World ...

Botswana Botswana / or the Republic of Botswana is a sub-Saharan country in Southern Africa. It is a former British protectorate known as the Pechwana Land and Botswana adopted its new name after its independence within the Commonwealth of Nations on September 30, 1966. It held free and fair democratic elections since independence. Geographically, the country is flat and mostly desert like Al-Hari Botswana is one of the greatest development success stories in the world. The country is small and landlocked, inhabited by about 1.9 million people, and was one of the poorest countries in Africa with a GDP of $ 70 per capita on independence from Britain in 1966. In the four decades after independence, Botswana moved itself to middle-income classes to become one of The fastest growing economy in the world with an average annual growth rate of about 9% Botswana has a proven track record in good governance and economic growth with the support of prudent macroecono...