EVERY COUNTRY IN AFRICA: What You Need to Know
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- An informative guide to Africa and African countries. This video will show you in detail about EVERY COUNTRY IN AFRICA.
The video seeks to reverse sweeping generalizations that regard Africa as a monolithic country. In fact, Africa is a continent, the second biggest continent in the world, with 54 individual countries.
This is the first of a 6 part series where 10 countries are covered in each video until all the countries of Africa are covered.
Stay Tuned and Subscribe!
Risen Africa is an educational channel therefore some of the content (images) have been commented on and used for educational purposes and we do not claim ownership and we believe use of the said content falls within the guidelines of fair use.
Some of the major sources and references include: BBC, CNN, NatGeo, Afrikaanza, The Fact File
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Omg thank u so very much
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Cannot thank u enough for your detailed info on west Africa. I have more than enough info now. God bless 👌
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I loved how positive u are
Listening to a narrator with a African accent for a change is oddly satisfying.
Here we go again with saying Africa like it's a state
@@murewaadegbite4444
If you hear someone speaking about Asia, that you can't see (like in this video) you can't see if they are Chinese/Vietnamese/Japanese/Korean. What else can you call the way they speak other than 'Asian' accent?
@@murewaadegbite4444 Well you have a point, but could you give us the actual accent please?
There is no such thing as an African accent
@@blankcarrot3826 which accent do you want.... Some shrabbing?
Educated people know that Africa is a continent. Stubborn and ignorant individuals refer to Africa as a country and also believe that the official language is African.
Africa is a country that speaks African? We are reaching levels of ignorance that shouldn't even be possible!
@@capivara6094 Yeah, I live in Cyprus(Europe) and this is what most people think here
In my opinion ONLY stupid people or unintelectual and dishonest ones think Africa is not a continent or that Africa is a whole country.
It's not question of ignorance because if it were, people also would think tha same thing about Europe, Asia and Americas as well.
and they also think that our black brothers and sisters are the only indeginous people there when there are a lot of mediterran ethnicities in the north
Tbh I’ve only see people referring to Africa as a country in the US. Actually I didn’t even consider the fact that it could be something else than a continent until I saw a debate between two Americans arguing over that
“South sudan is floating on oil”
**america wants to know your location**
I wanted to comment that
Haha
MKL That's right😕
Facts . The only know you when you have something they want .
@@tonyasmithe that’s not true. They only want to bring democracy and good governance. The US a philanthropic nation full of dogooders who want peace on earth. The never lie just ask Iraq, Afghanistan, Iraq and Vietnam.🤣
As an Algerian, i'm so happy to see a non-stereotypical and non-misleading representation of Algeria, reminding people that North Africa is indeed African, thank you!
Trust me north africa specially tunisia is more african then any sub saharan african country since "africa" or ifriqiyyah is old name of tunisia
Shush Arab
@@AhmedAli-iw9jp separation between North and Subsaharan Africa is necessary.The ethnic and cultural differences make it a bit misleading when classing the two as one. We're Africa the North must find another name.
@@jordanmasandi5205 how about you gave us the name back, and find another one for yourself
@@hamzahammami22 lol Africa was named by Romans, not you lot.
i'm black and an asian person asked me what country i was from so i said belgium and his response was: "oh i didn't know belgium was in africa"
😂😂😂
The icegirl6100, my mom and I when we were in Paris in 2008, a very nice Belgian lady who was black ( we are American Blacks) helped my mom figure how operate the machines in the laundromat (Laundrette) down the street from out hotel since we weren't sure of how many Euro coins to put in the washer and dryer. We chatted with her for a few minutes and enjoyed talking to her. It's true, we in the United States get very minimal in the way of learning about geography in school unless we take the time to teach ourselves either by watching documentaries on PBS , watching travel shows like Rick Steves' Europe , etc . Me personally, my parents instilled in me the importance of always stepping out onesself and learning about and appreciating both the similarities and differences of different cultures and I've always done that.
Lol I guess this how white africans feel
I'm in Germany, Africans here don't get that I'm just not African. They don't get that not every black person is African, no don't go there that my descendants are either because everyone has ancestors in Africa.
Well, I don't care where you are in the world or what nationality you hold.
If you're Black and for some reason you choose not to identify as African, your society is gonna treat you as an African whether you like it or not.
You might as well reconnect with your African ancestral roots,..
Or yet, good luck walking around with that skin colour
I have no idea why this appeared in my recommendations, but I'm not mad about it. I learned more about this beautiful continent in 13 minutes than I did in 13 years of school. Thank you! Much love from a Scandinavian gal :)
And a random dutch girl too! XD
And a random german girl as well!
@@teresat52 And a random Canadian girl!
And me a random body from Czechia
Eyy love it when yall inform yourselves about our continent because that's one less ignorant person
This needs to be watched by every American
Why should they? Do you need America for some reason?
@@danielmarcinko7684 America needs education. So I guess at least watching a video like this could spike their interest in geography and understanding how the world works.
@@poganpey2100 Wow, America needs education? Why are you talking about a country on another continent? Africa also needs education, infrastructure, crime fighting, corruption elimination, lower unemployment rates and other things. Let America take care of itself. Focus on African progress.
@@danielmarcinko7684 As a Canadian, we know that American have a lack of understanding of the world and mostly only focus on their own country. It's embarrassing, constructive criticism is good to improve, don't take it as an attack.
@@danielmarcinko7684 saying one country needs an education doesnt mean that the other one doesn’t. American educational system isn’t good and they are poorly educated on various matters, yet voice the loudest opinions.
Me: "I am from South Africa"
Them: "Oh cool, but what country?"
Me: *Sighs*
How many times has this happened to my fellow South Africans?
The struggle is too real with this one loool
Bruuuuuuhhhh
Alllllll the time lol.
so , if someone was from the south of the continent Africa , how would he describe that specificly?
@@Ahmed-fp8dk *southern* africa. If you are referring to the specific country you'd say South Africa.
Theres so much misinformation about this incredible continent in western media, more videos like this are needed so people see Africa's true cultural diversity and glory. Such a sacred place
do nigeria, togo, benin, or angola next!
do nigeria, togo, benin, or angola next!
Thanks a million @Bethany Nesbitt! Will keep putting out content to provide a better understanding of the motherland
@@bethany9095 Kindly watch Part2 and Part3, covered Nigeria and Togo already
The media doesn't spread misinformation, they just cover what's going on in the continent, it's unfortunately negative most of the time (civil war, corruption, drought). But I agree, Africa is cool.
You did a good job on Somalia 🇸🇴
Thank you, we are slowly rebuilding our country after 30 years of civil wars and divisions.
Many thanks for watching @Masale.. Somalia is an amazing country with even more amazing people. Stay tuned for more
@@RisenAfrica
Thank you, much appreciated. You have a wonderful channel and I just wanted to show love. I'm a subscriber now and I'm sure many Somalis who see this will too.
Keep going 🤜🏿🤛🏿
@TheCrazyKid138l
Shut up man
@TheCrazyKid138l who is you to say that??
@TheCrazyKid138l wdym Somalia is a joke they did literally nothing
I'm from north africa and when I tell that to foreigners they always ask : why aren't you black lol
Damm
😂😂😂
😄😄 whites don't differentiate Arabs from others ethnic groups. I'm Bantu in Kenya
@@mwendakelvin2371 most north africans aren't arabs though.
Exactly same lol, it’s kinda ignorant to think that everyone in a continent as big as Africa is going to look the same. We have people of all colors, we are very diverse and beautiful 🥰
Africa.. Our mother land.
Ghana 🇬🇭
Ghalywood
🇬🇭 🇬🇭
This was very informative. As a South Africa, I'll admit I've been ignorant about learning about other African countries but I will frequent your channel and learn new things about this lovely continent of ours
Much appreciated @Siya Nakani! Knowledge is power, glad you'll be watching, there's a lot more content in the works
That’s okay. I’m from South America and i hardly know anything about other South American countries other than the ones bordering my country. I do know the capital of all of them though. Thanks to school, but that is about it.
Yeah, as a Malawian I was too. Now I'll learn more and know ahich countries are on our continent and what are they like
I’m Haitian but it’s rlly nice to know about where my ancestors are from
To be more precise your ancestors came from either Benin 🇧🇯 or Togo 🇹🇬.
@Gurey Come to Jamaica; reside with Rasta
@Gurey That's because in the states you have the one drop rule, which doesn't exist in all places around the world. They are Spanish, in the same way that African Americans are African. I find it odd how Americans view someone as black who has mostly white ancestors as long as there has been a black person somewhere in their ancestry.
@Gurey Because over the years they mixed with the Spanish. If a Spanish person and a say, Nigerian person, get a child, the child is as much Spanish as it is Nigerian. No matter how dark or light its skin is. If they grow up in Spain, they are probably culturally more Spanish and if they grow up in Nigeria, they would be culturally more Nigerian.
So, if these people are mixed and grew up in an country that is culturally closer to Spain than to wherever their other ancestors came from, it would only make sense that they view themselves as Spanish.
@@youngsir7915 mine came from Bénin Togo Cameroon and Nigeria and I am Haitian.
Africa is so diverse and beautiful, love from South Africa ❤️🇿🇦
True sulute
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:40 Algeria
1:41 South Sudan
3:33 Ethiopia
4:35 Liberia
5:34 Lesotho
6:38 South Africa
7:48 Somalia
9:01 Ivory Coast / Côte d'Ivoire
10:14 Ghana
11:30 Burkina Faso
Much appreciated @Peter
Excuse me
What about Nigeria 🇳🇬
@@ololademary2506 That was too big to fit on one video
What about eritrea
@@ololademary2506 Nigeria is in part 3 of this series
Proud to be African specific Somalian 🇸🇴 i love you all my people
Same, I’m Moroccan ❤️ love u and all Africans brothers and sisters
Is not somalian is just somali (proud to be a somali)
Sister not somalian is somali 🇸🇴🙏🏾
Me too love from algeria I love Somalia and all African people
Half of it is Somaliland
I can’t help but notice that South Sudan looks like the silhouette of an elegant woman
Lol.. Good eye @Bri O
Do you mean the countries in east Africa?
Well then Cameroon will be the top model then.. Voluptuous silhouette
@@twister80 Yes Cameroon looks like a turkey
@@plssubotwto1m929 I am from Cameroon
I am proud to be South African❤️🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Awe
same
Me too ❤
I'm not, ANC sucks ass and is crippling the economy. Apart from the landscape and wildlife, you're telling me you're happy with constant load shedding, constant crime and and constant corruption from the government and their state owned companies? Get outta here, there's nothing to be proud of here other than the land and biodiversity and even that is a bold statement given how every other site is a dump sitr with rubbish all over the sides of roads and highways. I really don't understand you guys who are 'proud' to be from this place
@@pr0j3ct97 most if what you're saying is true but if you go and live in another African country, you'll see how good you actually have it.
Algeria 🇩🇿 always stands with Africa United and amicable
Stands with Africa united ? Lmao
Indeed Africa United 🙏
Algeria = terrorism
@@moskosdz2904 it's 2021 wake up bro
@@moskosdz2904 don’t be weird...
I really loved this video. I'm an African, a Nigerian to be specific but I didn't know about 80% of the information in this video.
Many thanks @Uchenna! That's the goal, to provide a better understanding of the often misunderstood continent of Africa, glad you enjoyed and got a lot of value
Not targeting you in particular, but I’ve noticed, a lot of Nigerians know little about other countries in Africa... except perhaps Ghana... I find it disturbing. I had a roommate from Ghana and one from Nigeria and oddly enough, for me, they knew very little abt the rest of Africa except their respective countries.
Not targeting you in particular, once again.
Un constat.
@@naomicampana it's amusing how you used the phrase "not targeting you in particular" about twice. I guess you're avoiding trouble, lol. I come in peace 🤗
I am from the Eastern part of Nigeria, that is, the Igbo tribe and the truth is, I have little or no knowledge about the Northerners (Hausas). I do know a lot about the Westerners (Yorubas) because I have lived all my life in the West but I can't say same for the Southerners. And we are all in the same Nigeria 😅
I don't think any Nigerian sets out *not* to know anything about Africa and Africans. For me, it happened that I just wasn't just taught (I think the same applies for majority).
Besides the recitation of African countries and capitals we did in primary school, the only other formal education I had about Africa came from my primary school French teacher who was Togolese.
We might appear to know a lot about Ghana but that's majorly because they're a neighbouring country which has English as an official language. Thus, there are no language barriers. Also, we sort of have a going relationship with Ghana that we don't have with other African countries.
For example; my secondary school, another Nigerian secondary school and Achimota School, Ghana has (or had) an annual tripartite games. We (our schools) took turns hosting the other country each year. I remember traveling to Ghana to partake in the Tripartite games and Achimota students coming down to my school the next year. This experience was not only fun, it was an opportunity to experience a new culture, learn and make new friends. I hope you understand this situation now.
Kindly pardon the length of this my "little speech".
Truly, didn't mean to offend you. I grew up in the West as well.
It's really just me realizing that Nigerians do not know much about the rest of Africa besides Nigeria. I always find it 4nud
Besides... Cameroon is a neighbouring country and official language English... And.... All in all. The more we learn abt Africa... The better for us. We need to be together rather than playing faves
I come in peace
Africa is the future World giant.So much potential
Very much agreed @Roy, Africa's massive potential should now be harnessed to unlock its great treasures
But sadly the natural resources of Africa have always been exploited by others
To all my fellow Africans,
I love you all no matter what color your skin is, your sexual orientation or your religious beliefs. I will always be proud you and welcome you like a family member! We are the best are continent!
Good job! This video has given me new future tourism spots - Ghana and Ivory Coast!
Great places.
You will enjoy them.
Where are you from ?
Akwaba...wich means welcome both in Ivory Coast and Ghana
Political violence in Ivory Coast right now... always check first. Safe travels! 🥰
The most Beautiful continent.
Indeed @JR! Thanks for watching
@@RisenAfrica why don’t you believe in Christianity?
@@Q_reezy He doesn’t have to
@@Q_reezy Christianity is lame bro, worship black gods or nothing.
@@timbuktu777 shut uo
Love Africa from Ethiopia
Many thanks @Biruh
@@RisenAfrica You just called my name. Thank you. And thank you for these videos.
@@RisenAfrica hey im from the country of belize and im of franco african decent i love learning about my african roots rather than my french side to be honest
@Lamar ACTION Jackson Please Do. Ethiopia is the awsemest!
Ethnic politics is failing us. GOD save Ethiopia
I'm Brazilian and I really enjoyed this video! Very informative and well made. I wish I learned more about Africa in school but at least there are these videos that help me understand "the other side of the story" (that's not just animals and poverty)
Thank you!
Means a lot you saying this. It is the precise reason why I started the channel, to provide a better understanding of Africa, many thanks for watching
Its really unfortunate, hope the channel will help fix that.. Many thanks for watching
The only thing school has though the students in the western world is how to be indoctrinated and brain wash so they will see the world from an ignorant point of view, brainwashing for white , and brainwashing for blacks, one so call education to makes one feel superior and one so call education to make one feel inferior , den you becomes and educated fool, with illusion and vails over your eyes , keeping you in complete ignorance and darkness and den you suffer the traumer of such mind dat been given to you in school because you don't know other wise, ah lot of black people/Africans is the victim of such.
Learning more about Africa from this channel than I did in school. Thank you. From South Africa 👏🏽
That's so nice of you @Maphefo.. Many thanks for watching, stay tuned for more
I have friends from South Africa, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Sierra Leone and Cote d"Ivoire so I've always been interested in learning more about the continent and its diverse cultures and history! A criminally overlooked, misunderstood and underrepresented part of the world brimming with colors and diversity. Thank you so much for this series!!
After watching this ,I'm touring my continent ,love from south Africa
I can't wait to see Somalia at it's peak 👌❤️
And the WHOLE of Africa in general
This video was very educational and informal and also well made
- with love from South Africa 🇿🇦❤️
Many thanks for watching and for the kind words.. Cheers! Btw a lot more uploads available, hope you enjoy them as well
I AM ALGERIAN🇩🇿😁😁😁 LOVE EVERYONE FROM AFRICA 😁😁😁🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿❤️❤️🇩🇿❤️
@savio cersosimo what does that even have to do with my comment
@savio cersosimo they wouldn’t like you sorry we don’t want to bring westernized things into our country
@@dj-cw7mj ʜᴇʏ ᴍʏ ᴀʟɢᴇʀɪᴀɴ ғʀɪᴇɴᴅ ɪ sᴇᴇ sᴏᴍᴇ ᴅᴜᴍʙᴀss ʀᴇᴘʟʏ ɪɴ ʏᴏᴜʀ ᴄᴏᴍᴍᴇɴᴛ sᴇᴄᴛɪᴏɴ ᴀɴʏᴡᴀʏ ʟᴏᴠᴇ ғʀᴏᴍ sᴏᴍᴀʟɪᴀ 🇸🇴🇸🇴ᴘʀᴏᴜᴅ ᴛᴏ ʙᴇ ᴀғʀɪᴄᴀɴ-ᴀʀᴀʙ 🤗🤗🤗
@@jjmus7742 I love Somalia sooo much 😁😁😁😁 forever in my heart you guys are the best 🇩🇿🇩🇿❤️❤️🇸🇴🇸🇴 proud forever
@savio cersosimo okay but it came back in the west why you ask that question when you know the answer to It sweetie
I'm an Indian 🇮🇳 and I have lot of admiration for it's history and people. I already know quite a bit about Thomas Sankara(One of my favorite personalities), Massa Mousa, history of Liberia, Morocco and their love for Indian content, history of South Africa, Nigeria because my father worked there, fascinating Germanic lifestyle of Namibia, Somalia which was a shining star now being shamed, DRC struggling but a vibrant Kinshasa and the runners tribe from Kenya. You guys deserve a lot of respect and love. I have interacted with black people in France and I'm pretty cool with them. Our family bonding, the general amicable society, rich food which are similar to Indian or South Asian culture. I think it's really important we protect our indigenous culture but also improve our lives.
I wish my country helps you guys more. We can have a good business relationship like we and Russia or US or neighbors like Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Afghanistan or even distant nations like Vietnam. Even Rwandan President Kagame also met Modi a few times.
Hope good times come for everyone
👏
Wow
Many thanks! Glad to hear you are passionate about Africa.. cooperation between the many countries of Africa and India can yield a very prosperous future for both peoples.
Kiran, I have lived in India as a student from Mauritius. Most Indians are very prejudiced towards dark people bordering on open racism. They said bad things to African students. As I speak Hindi fluently, I could understand their insults and discern their contempt and hatred for African people. I had a lot of African friends and they would tell me about their experiences in India. Later, I even travelled to Kenya and met my old college pal after ten years. What you write in your post are wishful and naive thoughts far removed from the stark realities. Sharasha bakhwash!
While it is undeniable that Africa still suffers from extreme poverty and instability in a lot of its region, the common western conception of the continent being one big dusty land with no water is downright insulting. A lot of countries deserve to be recognized not only as parts of africa but as individual countries, we are the most diverse peoples in the world, we range from the whitest people in north Africa to the darkest in central africa, we speak multiple languages and we have to each its own identity, I'm tired of seeing videos about africa, I want videos about Burundi, About Drc, I want uganda and mali to be recognized as they are and not just proud african countries
Many thanks @Reda Benzhra for the thought-provoking insight, I definitely have individual country analysis in the works, stay tuned
Why is it important to you strong Africans what the Western media says?
@@danielmarcinko7684 Because it affects foreign policies, wars and ultimately human lives. What starts as an idea becomes action, to put it in another word westerners have no virtuous leg to stand on even if they like to cry out that they're "peace makers" therefore It's only fair to shine the reality.
Do i think it'll change anything? no. westerners are too arrogant most of the time to see beyond their nose, beside they are dead people, they just don't know it yet, their lifestyle is catching up to them. No need for worry, but still truth must always be held upfront lest we become like them.
Hope that answered your 'question'
First off Africa has a lot of water.
@@altumurnemtzra2026 I think you are engaging in philospohy too much here, I agree with what you are saying but it is irrelevant. Western traditional ideas and mindset is collapsing, but Africa is very weak in leadership. You say that Westerners think that Africa is a barren wasteland, so tell me what are Westerners doing there for the last 500 years? Those Westerners that colonized and exploited Africa know that it is abundant in almost all raw materials they might need, and they remain a threat to Africa to this day, only difference is they now have China to compete with for Africa. Where is African sovereignity? Open your eyes.
Well done to this channel. Africa our motherland. Much love from Ethiopia.
United we stand divided we fall
Love u all my African brothers and sisters we are one and our futures are connected
I'm from Uganda by the way
We love u too ur sister from Nigeria
Saaame Love from Uganda🇺🇬🇺🇬
Well said @Banana Christian.. I second this! Many thanks for watching
Love AFRICA from INDIA.
Great presentation and an excellent way to express the diversity of this massive continent. 👏👏It is a shame that educational systems around the globe don't teach more about Africa, since it makes up a large portion of our world (Culturally, Historically, Geographically and more).
Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷🇬🇷 (your European neighbors) and keep up the great work!!
I love Greece the founder of alot things we used today
@@arushanioshaka5600 not nubians
United Nations of Africa.
Africa must deal business among them selves alone
UNA
Indeed
They killed the one that was rooting for it : Kadafi
No way, Pan Africanism is a pipe dream.
You just focus on being ugly and leave politics
He has the smoothest transitions
eloquent and clear descriptions like water!
Agree
Many thanks guys.. Most appreciated.. More videos uploaded, hope you enjoy them too
Good one @Hairy Potter :-) Much appreciated
I am loving the content and learning more about the continent I love and live in. Please cover Kenya, Zimbabwe, Swaziland, Morocco and Egypt
Algeria ❤🇩🇿
Well I hope someday africa gets what really deserves.. We suffered for a long time ..
As an Algerian , after watching this video , I feel bad BC we don't get what we deserve , they just think we r black and that's it , wishing the best for our *Africa*
You and me both @11.. Btw a lot more uploads available, hope you enjoy them as well
@@idkwhat2puthere457 Salute to Algerians 🇩🇿 for how they fought the french for their independece, we Haitians had to deal with them the same way 🇭🇹
I'm from South Sudan 🇸🇸 I marked them right, the narrator is perfect 👌.
Viva Africa
What is your language there?
Dinka....
@@AwanAwan7 ah good i think it's a local language
Greeting from morocco
@@rhandourasmaa1700 definitely bro it's second to Arabic and English in the country
🥰🥰
@@AwanAwan7 oo yes, same thing here, i am amazigh (inhabitants of north Africa) and arabic is the official language, then amazigh and french (bcz morocco was colonized by france)
I have been to 38 of the African countries, only 16 more to visit :-)
You are soooo blessed!! I will be there one day in the near future. Our trip to Morocco got canceled died to COVID 😫
have you been to Madagascar?
@@terrapinalive6192 Yes. And i loved it! I hope, i can visit it again!
Wow! This is the dream @Niki.. I've only been to a couple :-) Many thanks for watching.. A lot more uploads available, hope you enjoy them as well
Swede here and I'm starting to become really interested in Africa and its history.
Proud Ghanaian! Am half Ga half Asante....lol!
In so jealous of the heught of people from south sudan...
While im here crying in 5'2
It’s different tribes like the Dinka and Nuer usually have tall people. My tribe is Acholi, so we are aren’t as tall. So Don’t worry we have some tribes that have short people too😁😁
and I (together with the rest of the world?) am wondering what 5'2 might actually mean :D
Hehe 😂😂sorry. That's not too short
I want to visit Sudan but damn I'm also 5 ft2 I'll be a pet there, Sudan can put the rest of the world in it's national parks hahaha. Big love to people of Sudan and South Sudan!
Wish I can be that tall and that fine skin..... 😢
“If you’ve learned something new from this episode let us know...”
Everything in this video is something new I learned. Fantastic video! Thanks!
Somalia rise again 🇸🇴😊
Proud to be an African
Nigeria🇳🇬🇳🇬
This would be a fantastic start to the journey towards unity
I love ❤️ Somalia may Allah swa bless my Mother land 🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴❤️🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴 I’m from Kenya 🇰🇪
Land of tea
Many thanks for watching @Abdi Nasir.. Btw a lot more uploads available, hope you enjoy them as well
Well said @Mostafa.. Cheers
Thank you for this informative and great video. I've learned so much more about the supercontinent of Africa. For years the mainstream news has portraited it as poorly. Our continent is amazingly beautiful, diverse, and very rich. I hope one day to set foot on this glorious continent. The home of my ancestors.
We got to tell our stories and be proud of our heritage.I love and will fight for Africa 🌍
Very right
It was so great listening and learning from this video! I’m so tired of the way Africa is usually covered and this was so refreshing I love to see more!
Greetings to all our African brothers and sisters from Somalia 🇸🇴❤️
Hello from Zimbabwe
You guys have internet?
@@zestybiatch why wouldn't we
@@zestybiatch somalia has cheapest internet in Africa 4th in the world
@@mohazkahassan2962 well you have answered him also we have one of the best banking system in the world
Thank you for sharing the wonderful information. I will be sharing it with the students I teach in Nigeria virtually.
This is important information that the students need to know.
Thank you for this amazing worki.
Ethiopia is the country I respect the most. From South Korea🇰🇷🇪🇹
Sarangheo 😘😘
And North Korea is better than south tf
Because of the soldiers we sent for your war
@@mimio7933 so u said that for what, she said she has respect for ethiopia because they helped south korea in war when they needed help and second of all wtf does north korea has to do with this why do u feel the need to compare the countries just to be rude to a native from that country. think before u speak and stop wasting ur time being rude to peoples valid opinions cause its not going to benefit u in live my guy. and remember north and south korea are only separated by some stupid ideology or else they are literally like brother, and as i once said stop being rude
@@mimio7933 . you're salty. She respect us more...
I LOVED THIS!
As a Somali 🇸🇴 person, I feel pained whenever I have to participate in any conversation regarding “rebuilding”.
30 years but we’re still hoping and building.. it’s too slow for others to appreciate but I do 😊
Hope that one day Africa gets the respect it deserves!
It’s just soo sad and embarrassing sometimes. We can only hope but hope can only get us so far. Much love from Ghana 🇬🇭
Well its simple elect leaders to build not based on tribal issues or relations 🤷♂️among others
I'm from Lesotho 🇱🇸 and I love your video. Keep up the good work ❤️
Me too🔥
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Thank you, hope to receive more insightful and educative presentation like this.
This is a very interesting and engaging video. I like the short facts about each country, very informative.
I learned SO much from this video! Thank you so much for this. Narration and timing are perfect; and you covered enough that it wasn’t overwhelming. I can’t wait to watch more of your videos! Again, Bravo!
Much appreciated @Charissa! Glad you're watching, enjoying and getting value, you're most welcome
I’m African American and had no idea about the colonization of Liberia! But better to learn late than never!
I've been looking for this exact video for a while. People recognize how little we understand about the intricacies of African civilizations but there aren't many comprehensive sources that provide a general overview in a simple and informative way
I'm so glad I found this channel! I'm ashamed to say I don't know much about the countries of Africa, but I'm very interested in changing that. This is so interesting and informing ❤
Nice channel
Thank you for all this information
My regards to you from your neighbor Palestine 🇵🇸🇯🇴
I love Palestine and Jordan 🇩🇿❤️🇵🇸🇯🇴
Palestine martyrs We love Palestine ❤❤🇩🇿
So nice of you.. Many thanks and stay tuned for more
Amazing video! So lovely to see how each of the countries is thriving and has its own identity
Excellent presentation, well thought out and presented. Very interesting and informative. Will watch again
Great to hear @Cece.. Thanks for watching
Thank you for this! I've been meaning to learn more about the different African countries and this is a great help!
I am from the Netherlands, and I found this to be very informative, you have a new subscriber, great work!
Welcome aboard @ReXiiuM.. Many thanks for subscribing.. More videos uploaded, hope you enjoy them too
This is so well researched and informative thank you. Its hard to ever find good information on Africa so even though its my continent i know next to nothing about it. I learned a lot shukran!
Means a lot you saying this @Octavia..Many thanks for watching
I just came across this channel lately and I find the content here properly researched, educative and well explained unlike the majority of cut & paste content I see on most channels on youtube. I'm learning quite a lot of valuable information here, you guys are doing an amazing job. Great content
Glad to hear this @PASCAL.. Really means a lot. Many thanks for watching.. A lot more uploads available, hope you enjoy them as well
This enlightened me more than all the history I ever learned in school!
Best of all, it is an updated history.
Keep it up.
Well put together video! Thank you for educating people on this wonderful continent. :)
I really enjoyed watching. Thanks for uploading. Blessings from the Caribbean. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Greetings @RICHelle Nel.. You're most welcome, much appreciated. Btw, a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too
Very informative. I’ve rewatched it a few times and will watch a few times more. Looking forward to more videos!
Awesome, thank you @Stephen.. So nice of you, more videos uploaded, hope you catch them
This is brilliant. I wish we were taught this when I was growing up here in America. I will be educating my children though!
So much fascinating information that I may need to watch this a few times to retain it all. Thank you and I look forward to seeing more incredible content.
Glad you enjoyed it! Means a lot @Heather
As an African and a Kenyan, I am sad to say I knew so little of the content in this video. Liked, subscribed and commenting to say this was excellent, the kind of content we need and have so desperately little of. Well produced, beautiful visuals and smooth narration by an African (sounds Kenyan but I'm biased) voice, absolutely well done na asanteni sana kwa juhudi zenu.
If anyone has recommendations for more African youtube channels (in all categories), hit me up! You'll find me watching the entire channel library thankssss
Many thanks for watching and subscribing. I cant wait to do a face reveal and QnA. Much appreciated. Btw, a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too
Very nice and informational Video. Thank you guys for that!
Beautiful continent with beautiful people... to my brothers and sisters, may the new year bring you all happiness, health and success... love from Algeria
Very well said.. Many thanks for watching
Love the content bro. Much love from Ghana 🇬🇭. Proud African
Many thanks for watching brother @Kwame.. Btw a lot more uploads available, hope you enjoy them as well
1/7⭐! Thanks! Nice narration & content👌 Two L's swept me away- Lesotho's 🇱🇸 snowclad mountains! Liberia's 🇱🇷 American history!🎉🎉🎉 Lesotho's flag is very different! Blue, White, & Green together!
Nice video. Informative and had a perfect tone. I'll be checking out more. Thanks!
Happy to hear @Diane Murray.. Most appreciated
Lesotho looks incredible!!
One of the most beautiful countries in Africa! A must-visit!
It's a beautiful country, it's a pity not much was said about it in the video.
Surprised to see your channel isn't numbering in the thousands. Keep it up, my country (USA) is woefully uninformed about the countries of Africa - can't wait to see more.
Many thanks for the encouragement @pearlescent, I needed that, I'll keep at it, someday, we'll laugh at how badly the channel was doing at some point, cheers!
Thank you so much for these videos! This is now my second time watching all of them, and this time I'm taking notes. All the time and love that has gone into these videos is greatly appreciated.
Wow! Happy to hear you've rewatched the videos @Savannah.. Many thanks for the support. Cheers! Btw, a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too
I'm so glad I found this channel thank you for posting I hope you keep posting🙏❤️
I like learning the correct way to say Lesotho! Also learning about what’s upon and coming in each country is really cool, like the textile festival/event in Burkina Faso. Something I want to learn more about is just food specialities in each country :) Snacks, soul food, anything like that. Thank you so much for making these! I’m going to watch every single one
Happy to hear that and glad you enjoyed it. I like the food idea, I'll definitely work on it. Many thanks for watching
This video made me cry. Thank you for sharing the beauty of Africa. It was incredibly heart warming. You showed what I see and I am so grateful to you for making this video. Subscribed! And when you showed my country, it just filled my heart with joy that someone besides my people sees the hope there! (Somalia) thank you again! I didn't expect to get so emotional.
Hello @Black World.. Your comment really means a lot, this is exactly why I started the channel, to provide a better understanding of Africa not just to foreigners but to Africans themselves. Many thanks for subscribing.. Btw a lot more uploads available, hope you enjoy watching them as well
Wow thanks for this channel... It is so informative......just shows how little we know..... Definitely sharing
So nice of you @Colleen Brookes-Gain.. Many thanks for watching
Awesome information. A lot to learn.
Much appreciated!! Stay tuned every Thursday for new videos
Hey, I was wondering if you could make a video of some of the African countries history and culture?
This video was very interesting, keep it up!
Hey @Elayne, thank you so much! Yes I definitely have that in mind and have already scripted some cool stuff on African history and culture, I'm having a slight challenge with my animator but we're sorting it out, new video releases coming soon
Benin Bronzes, Ife statues, Kush and Bamileke people are interesting topics to cover.
Much needed content. The amount of mind blowing knowledge in just this one video is fascinating. This is great, keep going & keep educating people.
Glad you liked it! Will keep at it, many thanks @matab. Btw, a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too
Very interesting to learn more about Africa. Love the remarkable facts with positive vibes per country! Up to part two
Glad you enjoyed it @Jako Kramer.. Many thanks for watching. Btw, a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too
So AMAZING . The way you explain is so good. You tell a lot and interesting facts about different countries in a short period. So intelligent ♥️ viva Africa. Dawit from East African republic of Wadia ( Eritrea ) the north Korea of Africa.
So glad you enjoyed it and found the information very helpful. A lot more uploads available, hope you enjoy them as well
thank you for your uploads! I’ve been trying to learn more about africa since there sadly isn’t much education about it internationally... greetings from a german in mexico!
Greetings @tortoile.. This is specifically why I started the channel, to create a better understanding of Africa. Many thanks for watching
Thank you for this information, it was like a classroom, appreciate the narrator
Fantastic series. Thanks for creating this.
Thank you for this video. Stereotypes and misinformation in the west are unbelievable. I visited Zambia and Botswana last year and it was the best experience of my life. Love from 🇨🇦
Wow! Great to hear you visited @Krisen.. Africa is beautiful
Thank You For Visiting Zambia