#therealafrica

[nonnozita]

#therealafrica #namibia #katutura https://www.instagram.com/p/B9Jc1_cj-jp/?igshid=1hr9w00qmupw2

[candolandtours-blog]

Let's continue showcasing the beauty of Ghana. ‘Can Do Land Tours’ offers best Accra Ghana Vacation Package at an affordable price.  We also offer tailor made tours packages in Ghana. Book Now!

Call us at (619) 758 4181 or visit our website www.candotours.com

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[temdriworld]

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Living in my van and driving through many countries in Africa is the best feeing ever #africa #african #myafrica #therealafrica #westafrica #westafrican #africatotheworld #thisisafrica #africantravel #africantraveller #africatravels #africaoverland #overland #overlandingafrica #vanlife #vanlifeafrica #mitsubishi #mitsubishidelica #delica #l400 #africaadventure #africanadventure (at Gambia The Smiling Coast of Africa) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_SFWhPne6X/?igshid=1u9c3b7gqy53s

[tajimagazine]

Vibes from Bazaruto Island Lodge, Mozambique. Need this in my life. ▪Photo: via @checkoutafrica #TajiMag #melanin #blackculture #blackbeauty #blacklove #blacktravel #blackmagazine #blackowned #shopblack #curlygirlcollective #therealafrica #africa #motherland #vacationmode #africatheydontshowyou #beach

[spanky606]

@Regranned from @amazinglyafrica - If you can’t resolve your problems in peace, you can’t solve war. ~ Somalian proverb #amazinglyafrica #madeinafrica #therealafrica #ghana #developed #land #majestic #black #kingdom #society #God #unity #peace #understanding - #regrann

[heyvickyhey-blog1]

Safari im Mole Nationalpark - wo sind sie denn nur, die wilden Tiere?!

[candolandtours-blog]

At Can Do Land Tours, we believe in Responsible Tourism; making better places for people to live in and better places for people to visit.

Come and have this wonderful experience with Can Do Land Tours Ghana.

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For more info, call +1 619 758 4181 or visit our website www.candotours.com

[temdriworld]

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Look at this wonderful beach and listen to the environment, Africa nice and the people adds to it. #africa #africanice #myafrica #yourafrica #ourafrica #onlyafrica #westafrica #thegambia #gambia #beach #beachview #africabeach #beachlife #africatravel #africatravels #travelafrica #quarantine #quarantinelife #discoverafrica #beautifulafrica #africatotheworld #therealafrica #temdriworld #visitafrica (at Brufut) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_PNr8nnjRe/?igshid=1mtcukhb8nvx1

[tajimagazine]

Everyday mood for Black women. It's a lot but we make it look effortless. #Slaybells 👑 ▪Photo: via @itsdeeperthantravel, follow them. 🖤 #TajiMag #melanin #blackculture #blackbeauty #blacklove #blacktravel #blackmagazine #blackowned #shopblack #copper #gold # #curlygirlcollective #bigfro #therealafrica #africa #africantravel #BlackGirlsSlay #blackgirlmagic

[hashtagghana]

@RealAfrofficial: “I lost $2 million dollars in one day” – #Ghanaian Serial Entrepreneur @DrNduom #therealafrica https://t.co/Sqc1ML3tKU

[nprglobalhealth]

11 Things You May Not Know About Africa

1. Africa is not a country. Please, please, please get this right. There are 54 countries and one "non-self-governing territory" (Western Sahara) in Africa. South Africa is a country, not the southern part of a country called "Africa." Similarly, West Africa and East Africa are regions of the continent, each containing many countries. In fact, there is a popular culture and media analysis website that takes its name from the common misconception that Africa is a country.

2. The map of Africa has changed — a lot. Before colonialism, Africa comprised thousands of autonomous groups with distinct languages and customs. By the early 20th century — the end of the "scramble for Africa" — colonists had taken control of every part of the continent except modern-day Ethiopia and Liberia. The national borders created by colonists were largely arbitrary. Many of today's ethnic and tribal disputes have their roots in these somewhat randomly assigned borders, which forced rival civilizations to coexist.

3. Africa is a land of many tongues. There is incredible linguistic richness. Arabic is the most common language, spoken by roughly 170 million people. Next are English (130 million), French (115 million), Swahili (100 million), Berber (50 million), Hausa (50 million), Portuguese (20 million) and Spanish (10 million). By some estimates there are more than 2,000 languages, many of them thousands of years old.

Read the rest of the facts here.