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Crossing Cameroon you come across great varieties of vegetation, from savannah around the shores of Lake Chad, to equatorial forests in the south-east of the country. It is one of the most geographically diverse countries in Africa, comprising three major zones: the northern savannah, the southern and eastern rainforests, and the north-western hill region near Nigeria.

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CASSAVA - A STAPLE FOOD IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
World consumption of cassava for food (fresh or processed) is concentrated in the developing countries. In Africa,about 70 percent of cassava production is used as food. The most popular processed products are commonly known as gari, lafun, foufou, attiéké and chickwangue Gari, a dry granular meal made from moist and fermented cassava is most commonly used in West Africa. Other forms of processed cassava consumption include a sun-dried cassava known as lafun in southwest Nigeria and sticky or heavy soup made from fermented cassava known as foufou. In other parts of Africa, cassava is commonly made into flour from dried roots or chunks of roots, and consumed as flour commonly named attiéké and chickwangue.

"Culture is not a luxury...Culture is the spritual backbone of society."

Devided amongst a myriad of ethnic groups, and subjected in the past to raiding slave traders, the Central African Repubic has always been an isolated, under-developed, fragmented and poverty-stricken country, and been plundered for centuries, yet one which, with an enlightened government, could be prosperous.

Chad is almost desert country, but has several arms flowing of the Niger River, where such plantations are able to flourish.

Dr Mohamed Ibn Chambas, a lawyer and political scientist, was born in Ghana on December 7, 1950. He attended Mfantsipim School, Cape Coast and Government Secondary School, Tamale. He holds degrees in Political Science from University of Ghana, Legon, (B.A. 1973) and Cornell University Ithaca, New York (M.A. 1977, Ph D (1980). He has a law degree from Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. He was admitted to practice law in Ghana and the State of Ohio.

Channel Africa wishes to forge partnerships with African Broadcasters throughout the continent. The aim is to enter into a direct exchange of news, information and programmes emanating from our environment in order to inform the world about ourselves.

In general, information available as of 1 January 2002 was used in the preparation of The World Factbook 2002. The Factbook has been an annual publication, but selected data and maps will be updated periodically during the coming year.

CIDA supports sustainable development activities in order to reduce poverty and to contribute to a more secure, equitable and prosperous world. The objective is to work with developing countries and countries in transition to develop the tools to eventually meet their own needs.

Bernard Cloutier started his web site to offer his services some years ago when he retired at age 55 to enjoy the freedom of being a consultant. Now that he doesn't work anymore, the web has become a hobby and he uses his site to express himself. If life is a statement, then, the internet is a good place to publish part of it. That's what this site is about, his life, his adventures and his vision of the world.

Inside Africa is a half-hour current affairs weekly program which provides global viewers with an inside look at political, economic, social and cultural affairs and trends in Africa.

CODESRIA, the Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa is headquartered in Dakar Senegal. It was established in 1973 as an independent Pan-African research organisation with a primary focus on the social sciences, broadly defined. It is recognised not only as the pioneer African social research organisation but also as the apex non-governmental centre of social knowledge production on the continent.

In Congo everybody usually finds something to like; clean beaches and dancing to the music of some of Africa’s most popular recording stars. The country has huge oil reserves, which are being developed.

Ruth Hollinger, Toby Hammond, Paul Bradbury and Frank Hindle made a 10,000 mile journey to the September 2002 Earth Summit being held in Johannesburg. The team produced a video diary of their experiences of the trip, broadly themed around water, focussing on specific issues at various stages of the journey. - To develop an understanding of the issues relating to water and the complex interrelationship that this has with other issues such as poverty, human rights and health. - To raise awareness about the issues relating to water in developing countries both at the Summit and on return to the UK in order to help people think about the implications of their actions.