Geography of Africa

In this tutorial, we will be discussing the geography of Africa. It is important to remember that geography is more than just the location of cities or important land forms. Geography is about the how humans interact with the land in which they live. When we understand the land forms of a region and how the land has helped shape the decisions, culture, and economies of the people, we can develop a far better understanding of their history.

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I had to watch this for online school

[@sneak-bw1mo]

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[@tiefightergaming2912]

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[@bobrik3333]

Same

[@oliviahollland4678]

Me too

[@TheDarrylJohnsonShow]

I watched it because it was good information

[@tiefightergaming2912]

every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes
the more you know

[@Fake-pe1hb]

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:O :O thanks for telling me I never would have known!

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ayo lol

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everyone who reads this doesn’t care, the more you know

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I had to watch this for my school

[@sasmitadas4695]

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Finally Americans learning Geography

[@daddyschilling1708]

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[@dgamer5753]

I was here for online school

[@sasmitadas4695]

Same

[@abdulrahman3346]

Same way

[@kuur0m1]

every single comment here: who else had to watch this for online school?
*well i had to too*

[@sasmitadas4695]

Yes

[@adhamosman7398]

yes

[@spilled_milk3458]

Had to watch this for online classes,
Didn’t get a single thing but hey, at least I know that mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

[@Mujiboy]

LOL

[@matthewmann8969]

The borders, lands, grounds, scapes, landscapes, deserts, jungles, forests, beaches, banks, And other settings are wonders of life

[@doofenward110]

"Africa is the richest continent in the world in terms of natural resources, animal and plant life"
You had us in the first half not gonna lie

[@sasmitadas4695]

Yea

[@edwardrgonzalez3195]

Why then.... are so many Sub-Saharan people dying to leave and get to Europe?

[@YoureHot]

@@edwardrgonzalez3195 I think it's mostly because even though they have rich natural resources, animal and plant life, it's not enough for the population. And because most countries if i'm not mistaken are corrupt, meaning the government and leaders wont do whats best for the country economically. However, some countries like Botswana are fast-devoloping countries.

[@chinwenwariaku8672]

@@YoureHot They are enough for the population. They are just not being used properly. Also Europeans come to African countries for their natural resources sometimes even for free

[@jensangelsgaard1854]

@@edwardrgonzalez3195 - because imperialists, colonialists and fascists like United Kingdom, France, Portugal, Spain, Holland, Germany, Cecil Rhodes and more implemented (infra-) structural violence, genocide and outright plunder of the continent. To a large extend Europe got its riches from plunder, destruction and enslavement of other people. Example given it is fair to state that the spanish cathedrals are in fact monuments over dead incas. Voila!

[@alvinocyber9687]

I love how simple yet resourceful the material of the video is 🙂🙂 we need more education like this 💪💪🙏🙏

[@pattiskidmore8792]

What a great overview. Thank you.

[@Chloe-df1bv]

honestly I never thought I would write so many notes (3-5 pages) of africa in a 5 minute video

[@Dispatern]

Thank you for this well made informative video! :)

[@TheDarrylJohnsonShow]

Nice work!!

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online school gang wya

[@RichyKxda_]

XD

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Hi I’m leo

[@JK79311]

Sub Saharan Africa and black Africa is special to me. Bless the youth , strength , mentality , and land and resources

[@SofiaA.2008]

I had to watch this for online school and I hate it did u know he used 30 different pictures just for a 5 minute video!!! 😖😤🤯

[@ItsJustSherirea]

Ali Shabbiri right sometimes idiots don’t want to learn and stay in their own ways therefore they put themselves in suppression

[@randomizedgaming1707]

Is EVERYONE here having to watch this for school.(I slept the whole time:))

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U only kbow to waste time

[@genjibone6076]

it’s not a “tutorial” bruh

[@dylanmartin9190]

Thanks, This was really helpful. I'm not being forced to watch this. I Just wanted to learn more about africa

[@tiefightergaming2912]

stop telling me you had to watch this for online school
im tired from likeing all of your comments

[@idkutellme-rp9qe]

Lmao
I had to watch for online skool

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[@fruitsnacks9432]

Thank you social studies teacher
I hate it

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Waw great job ❤may moré sucess ahead

[@katori5465]

online school *cry*

[@sasmitadas4695]

Yes

[@brooke96591]

God bless you, good sir.

[@mahitatazmeen2291]

I'm having to watch this for my 5th Grade geography lessons on Africa
Nice video btw

[@hopeforlife7446]

Maybe one day Africa be one country💪❤

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ምህረት መለሰ mood

[@benny0523]

....nani....

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Maybe one day Brazil's finna be one continent

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Maybe one day Earth will be one country 💪🌍🌏🌎❤️

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WHO TOLD YOU WE ARE SEPARATED

[@theharryangler4504]

SUPER HELPFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@joanclayton5212]

Thanks for this video. It’s so simple and easy to understand.

[@AM12378]

Informative!
I am not watching this for online school. I just like to learn.

[@mohammedowais9011]

short and sweet super!!!!!

[@dylanlee764]

good and easy to know geography of Africa

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this video is very helpful thank you.

[@pixelslayergaming6705]

This kinda wrong

[@quandaledingle3242]

South Sudan 🇸🇸 is the newest country added to this world 🌎

[@nebiyoutsegay5921]

You forget to mention that, Ethiopian high lands contributes 80% of the Nile river.

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thank u he didnt forgot it he just didn't mention her at all

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Most amazing I have ever seen

[@mpcaap]

Cute video, but missed several REALLY important aspects of africa geography, the atlas mts, the sahel, the kalahari, the zambezi... cute video, but missed a lot in my opinion

[@suzubee9602]

To be fair the video is really short. Though as someone who doesn't know what you're talking about it would have benefitted me if those were included. Going to look those up now

[@michcei]

When you watch the video for you assignments
but you forget everything you heard
._. *nice*

[@fioremio]

I'm here for school👋🏻

[@goofygoober2665]

my history teacher is making me do this

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Who Is Doing this for work during quarantine XD

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best thing ever

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i was forced to watch this -_-

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[@natiasefa4863]

It was good but You say that Egypt at the coast of the Mediterranean sea has fertile land it is b/c of the blue Nile(ጥቁር አባይ) and but you don't mention it you mention only the white Nile that give 15% water amount to the Nile and don't provide any soil to Egypt. You dismiss the important part of the Nile that goes from Ethiopia.

[@natiasefa4863]

You have to know more about the ancient Ethiopia geographic land, google it for more information. Some says, the great Alexander's Empire is great but when we rank it with the Ethiopian Empire his Empire is too small. Who knows the name of the Atlantic ocean was the Ethiopian ocean until half of 19th century?

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Hello, I'm forced to watch this

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Don't care 😊

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Hope ya learned from it

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[@dawoodngalo5617]

The Nil start in the Tanganyika lake, not Victoria.

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Very helpful, indeed

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I like the Goegraphy of Africa.

[@Fake-pe1hb]

bruh my geography teacher made me watch this

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[@roll_the_dice._69]

My Social Studies teacher made me watch this.

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Were is Eritrea?

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i procrastinated on a social studies assignment, so now I’m here tryna get it done 🥲🥶🥶

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I have to watch this for a live lesson :(

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watching this 4 school :)

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[@edgar9731]

I wanted to know what Africa looked like

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Plz make a vdo on india

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Whos here because of online studies for exams oh me

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[@zakariamohamed1059]

Wrong, there was no ethiopian kingdom except small amhara Abyssinian state in North of Ethiopia now when there was somali kingdoms specially Adal sultanate in and Ajuraan sultanate which were ruling most out of east Africa

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[@abelmekonen8928]

The source of Nile is in Ethiopia but not Lake Victoria. That is why Egypt is fighting over the Dam GERD.( Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam)

[@skp8748]

Egypt is not fighting if they did their f16s would destroy the Dam in a day

[@ekiratomi]

Why horn of africa is dry. The located closest to equator. And i dont understand why the west of africa equator is rainforest but the other equator rainforest located in east continent (amazon jungle). And that place is close to sea that can carry water vapor to the land? Is there any mountain near the sea that block the cloud?

[@skp8748]

Horn is the same as the Arabian peninsula until the Ethiopian Highlands the rain falls on that side hence the green and Nile.

[@ekiratomi]

@@skp8748 thx

[@tafadzwabwakura8531]

Lake Victoria is in Uganda: point of correction

[@jaymuray2751]

No it borders Uganda and Kenya 🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@burugabi]

The Nile has its origins in the Ugandan side of Lake Victoria

[@SVHGh]

Shared by the 3 East Africa countries not UG alone

[@onlyjonaee]

I had to watch this for online school and end up going to sleep while watching it

[@JxditzFutball]

every 24 hours in africa a day passes

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I ❤️ Africa

[@OliverNorred]

who here is also just curious about the geography of africa

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[@RonnieOtieno]

Did you just say that Nile flows in Tanzania? Damn that's Uganda, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Sudan and Egypt bro.

[@mightyfletch]

No, he said that the Nile flows from Lake Victoria, which is next to the jungles of Tanzania.

[@tashabrown2359]

But yeah it flows through nine countries.
Egypt, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan, and Zaire.

[@Jk-yr5vt]

I read in class 7 and I have read that Nile flows through 11 countries.

[@ashtrilli]

+south sudan

[@MaggieVlogs5050]

Ronnie I think he was talking about Victoria

[@Matthew-qc1xz]

The Southern tip is Cape Agulhas, not the Cape of Good Hope.

[@rmatalanga]

The Nile does not flow through Tanzania

[@tashabrown2359]

Yes it does. The nile flows through nine countries.
*Egypt, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan, and Zaire.*

[@rmatalanga]

Open you googlemaps and recheck. I was born in Uganda, I saw The Nile. I live in Kenya, I have never seen it. I worked in Burundi I never saw it. I have visited Tanzania and Rwanda, I didn't see The Nile

[@BabaEsconoir]

@@rmatalanga The river Nile passes through 11 countries: Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Ethiopia, Eritrea, South Sudan, Sudan and Egypt. www.livescience.com/57023-nile-river-facts.html
You should say you didn't make an effort to see it.

[@suzubee9602]

​@rmatalanga i believe the confusion comes from lake victoria partially being in Tanzania, or as rivers and other water sources do they take more than one path and become other rivers, maybe they're confusing rivers from lake victoria as the nile? (Trying to make sense of this, I am barely learning about african geography).

[@jaylee.s.m]

Same

[@gutademisie4055]

Nile is being originated from about 85% from Ethiopia lake "Tana" not from Victoria . You have to read more before traying to make video's ok!!!!!!!!!!

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Make videos about the Europeans stealing all the gold copper and ivory from africa

[@iloa6701]

Stop scrolling...watch the video.

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AFRICAN IS VERY BIG

[@tashabrown2359]

2nd Largest

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Tasha Brown 3rd if you include all of America

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Kinsay naa dire para sa Survey of Afro-Asia Literature?

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people who disliked the video can like.

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I was forced to watch this, that is why I keep on liking and replying to comments lol, (edited) loving the 2 likes 😂😂

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So Helpful like OMG Why do I have to watch this

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same

[@randomguy2472]

how much you wanna bet that half of those are from students that had to watch this

[@Imahat]

Half of this info is wrong/totally missed the point. Pretty boring too. Seriously my grandpa is more interesting than this guy.

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My plant cactus is more interesting

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Watching paint dry is more than this

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😂

[@tekjiu]

i almost fell as
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[@michillie7732]

fun fact in africa every 60 seconds a minuite passes

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Hey ...the nyle comes from ethiopia

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Me too

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Repton people where are you?

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Nile flow only from lake Victoria??no 85 percent flow from blue Nile Ethiopia.

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EC stundents who had watch this where u at

[@jeuelfaith897]

You forgot to mention that River Nile starts from Uganda

[@barbiebabs66]

He said lake Victoria but instead mentioned Tanzania

[@definetlytall]

I bet everyone did this for online school
I did this for art

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Dude you might need to consider your audio.

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Am I the only person who was not forced to watch this.

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I was forced to watch this :.(

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