AFRICAN CULTURE: Tribes and Traditions Found in Africa

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African Culture Everything you Need to Know About African Tribes and Tradition. Africa Continent is the Second Largest Continent in the World. In this Page you Will Know About the Independence Dates of African Countries and Also, the Untold History of African Continent. Keep Reading

THE BACKGROUND HISTORY OF AFRICAN CULTURE.

Africa is covering an estimated 11,687,187 square miles (30,269,814 sq. km). and situated south of Europe. between the Atlantic and Indian oceans. Also, Africa has been identified by many names Over the centuries . Among Greek and other ancient travelers it was known as Aetheiopia, Corphye, Ortegia, and Libya.

The Moors, Nubians, and Numidians, on the other hand, frequently called the continent Alkebulan. meaning “Mother of Humankind”. The name Africa, however, may be a corruption of a Carthaginian Name originally used by the BERBERS. The Carthaginians, who traced their origins to Phoenician seafarers had come to the northern coast of Africa as early as 1000 BCE.

By 800 BCE the Phoenician trading stations had become full-fledged colonies. Their capital was at CARTHAGE, the site of modern-day TUNISIA. Although, There Phoenicians and indigenous Berber agriculturalists coexisted, creating a distinct Carthaginian culture that lasted until its conquest by Rome in 146 BCE.

What type of Culture found in Africa.?

Wamasai From East Africa.
Wahimba of northwest Namibia
Zulu of South Africa
Bushman and Khoisan, in Southern Africa.
Ndebele Tribe of Sothern of South Africa.
Wasamburu From Northern Kenya

THE POPULATION OF AFRICAN CITIES

The Following Table Shows the Population of African Cities in Alphabetical Order. Starting With the Countries with A up to Z. This Also Shows the date of Estimate and a Country.

POPULATION IN AFRICAN CITIES

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