Sometimes the Easiest Way to Understand Cameroon Is to Look at Its People
Cameroon’s a wild place, man. They call it “Africa in miniature” because it’s got everything—rainforests, deserts, mountains, beaches, even a […]
Cameroon’s a wild place, man. They call it “Africa in miniature” because it’s got everything—rainforests, deserts, mountains, beaches, even a […]
Burundi’s a little patch in East Africa, wedged between Rwanda, Tanzania, and the Congo, with Lake Tanganyika on one side.
Burundi’s culture isn’t some tourist trap or a cute display for outsiders. It’s the real deal, the heartbeat that keeps
Botswana doesn’t shout to get noticed. It’s this quiet spot in southern Africa that pulls you in without trying hard.
Angola, that big chunk of land on the west coast of Southern Africa, is a place that doesn’t get enough
Let’s not overcomplicate it: yes, Algeria is in North Africa. No debate there. But if you’re here, you’re probably looking
South Sudan East-Central Africa Population: ~11 million Capital: Juba Official Languages: English, Arabic (various dialects) Time Zone East Africa Time
South Africa Southern Africa Population: ~60 million Capitals: Pretoria (administrative), Cape Town (legislative), Bloemfontein (judicial) Official Languages: 11 languages including
Sierra Leone West Africa Population: ~8.3 million Capital: Freetown Official Language: English Time Zone Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) UTC+0 No
Seychelles East Africa (Indian Ocean) Population: ~99,000 Capital: Victoria (Mahé) Official Languages: English, French, Seychellois Creole Time Zone Seychelles Time
Mozambique Southeast Africa Population: ~32 million Capital: Maputo Official Language: Portuguese Time Zone Central Africa Time (CAT) UTC+2 No daylight
Mauritania Northwest Africa Population: ~4.7 million Capital: Nouakchott Official Languages: Arabic, French Time Zone GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) UTC+0 No
Madagascar East Africa / Indian Ocean Population: ~28.4 million Capital: Antananarivo Official Languages: Malagasy, French Time Zone EAT (East Africa
Guinea-Bissau West Africa Population: ~2 million Capital: Bissau Official Language: Portuguese Time Zone GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) UTC+0 No daylight
Eswatini (Swaziland) Southern Africa Population: ~1.2 million Capitals: Mbabane (Administrative), Lobamba (Royal) Official Languages: English, siSwati Time Zone SAST (South
Equatorial Guinea Central Africa Population: ~1.4 million Capital: Malabo (Constitutional), Oyala/Djibloho (Planned) Official Languages: Spanish, French, Portuguese Time Zone UTC+1
Côte d’Ivoire West Africa Population: ~28 million Capitals: Yamoussoukro (official), Abidjan (economic) Official Language: French Time Zone UTC+0 (Greenwich Mean
Democratic Republic of the Congo Central Africa Population: ~92 million Capital: Kinshasa Official Language: French Time Zone Western DRC: UTC+1
Republic of Congo Central Africa Population: ~5.7 million Capital: Brazzaville Official Language: French Time Zone UTC+1 (West Africa Time) No
Central African Republic Central Africa Population: ~5 million Capital: Bangui Official Languages: French, Sango Time Zone UTC+1 (West Africa Time)