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Solomon Islands - Mifala

Solomons are an island nation in the South Pacific. The archipelago belongs to the cultural area of ​​Melanesia and lies east of New Guinea. It is largely made up of the southern Solomon Islands, the Ontong Java Islands, and the Santa Cruz Islands further east. The northern Solomon Islands belong to the state of Papua New Guinea. The Solomon Islands have not been part of the United Kingdom since 1978. However, they have remained a member of the Commonwealth of Nations ever since and form a kingdom with Charles III as head of state. Furthermore, they maintain strong ties to Great Britain due to their former colonial period; for example, their political system is based on the British Westminster system, and their national language is English.

The surrounding island nations, in addition to Papua New Guinea, include Nauru, Kiribati, Tuvalu, Fiji, and Vanuatu.

The name of the region derives from the history of colonization by European powers from the name of King Solomon mentioned in the Bible, Greekized as Salomon and in English Solomon, ruler - in the 10th century BC - of the Kingdom of Israel, son of King David.

Solomons - Mifala

الجمهورية اليمنية (al-Dschumhūriyya al-Yamaniyya) - نبتسم (Nahn Namdi Ma'an)

Yemen is a country in the Middle East, in the south of the Arabian Peninsula. Yemen borders Saudi Arabia to the north, Oman to the east, the Gulf of Aden and the Arabian Sea to the south, and the Red Sea to the west. The states of Djibouti and Eritrea are located across the Red Sea, about 20 and 30 kilometers apart, respectively. Yemen also includes the Socotra archipelago and numerous smaller islands in the Bab al-Mandab in the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea. However, the state of Yemen has collapsed due to the civil war; several de facto states currently exist on the former territory described above.

In 1990, the two former states, the Yemeni Arab Republic (JAR, "North Yemen"; capital: Sanaa) and the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen (DPJ, "South Yemen", capital: Aden), united to form the current state. A civil war has raged since 2013. In this conflict, the Houthi militias succeeded in capturing the capital, Sanaa, and large parts of the country. On March 25, 2015, Saudi Arabia, with the military cooperation of eight other states (the Islamic Military Coalition), launched a military intervention called Operation Decisive Storm to support the central government under President Hadi and Prime Minister Khalid Bahah. This massively escalated the conflict and is considered a proxy war between Saudi Arabia and the Islamic Republic of Iran. As of April 1, 2022, 4.3 million people are internally displaced due to the war in the country. Seventy percent of the population depends on international aid for survival.

Yemen - Nahn Namdi Ma'an

Dziko la Malaŵi - Tikuyenda Limodzi

Malawi is a landlocked country in Southeast Africa that gained independence from the United Kingdom on July 6, 1964. Malawi had a population of approximately 20.9 million in 2020; its capital is Lilongwe.


It is a country with a high mountain landscape, punctuated by the Great Rift Valley and Lake Malawi. At the southern end of the lake lies Lake Malawi National Park, which provides shelter for a diverse range of wildlife—from colorful fish to baboons. The park's clear waters are particularly suitable for diving and boating. Cape Maclear, known for its beaches, lies on a peninsula.

Malawi - Tikuyenda Limodzi

Independen Stet bilong Papua Niu Gini - Yumi Go

Papua New Guinea is located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean and encompasses the eastern half of the island of New Guinea and several offshore islands. The country boasts extraordinary cultural and biological diversity and is known for its beaches and coral reefs. Inland, there are active volcanoes, the granite mountain Mount Wilhelm, dense rainforests, and hiking trails such as the Kokoda Track. The inhabitants of the traditional tribal villages often speak their own language.

After Indonesia and Madagascar, it is the third-largest island nation in the world by area. It is located in the Pacific Ocean, is considered part of the Australian continent, and includes the eastern part of the island of New Guinea (West New Guinea is part of Indonesia) as well as several offshore islands and island groups.

Niu Gini - Yumi Go

République de Côte d’Ivoire - Yé Fo Yé Gnè

Ivory Coast is a country in West Africa. It borders Liberia, Guinea, Mali, Burkina Faso, and Ghana, and the Atlantic Ocean to the south.

The country, which gained independence from France on August 7, 1960, was politically stable for decades and was governed by the PDCI (Parti Démocratique de Côte d'Ivoire) unity party of then-President Houphouët-Boigny. Export revenues from cocoa and coffee guaranteed relative prosperity. To this day, Ivory Coast remains the world's largest exporter of cocoa. Internal tensions led to the end of PDCI rule in 1990. With increasing economic difficulties caused by the decline in cocoa prices, conflicts escalated and led to a civil war-like situation that tore the country in two in 2002. Since the 2007 peace agreement, efforts have been made to reconcile and reunify Ivory Coast. Since then, it has been one of Africa's fastest-growing economies.

Yamoussoukro has been the official capital since 1983. The seat of government is located in the former capital, Abidjan, which remains the economic and political center of the country.

Ivory Coast - Yé Fo Yé Gnè

République du Sénégal - Salam

Senegal is a country in Francophone Africa, Senegal lies at the western tip of continental Africa. Senegal stretches from the cool Atlantic coast in the west, between the Senegal River, which gives the country its name, on the northern border with Mauritania, from the foothills of the Sahara to the beginnings of the tropical humid forest on the southern border with Guinea and Guinea-Bissau, and extends in the eastern interior into the hot Sahel region on the border with Mali. Excluded from this area is the small, English-speaking state of Gambia in the southwest, which, starting from the mouth of the Gambia River, which gives the country its name, extends far to the east like a bridgehead on both sides of the river, thus reducing Senegal's land connections to southern Senegal, known as Casamance, to a single road bridge over the river beyond Gambia's eastern border.

The capital is Dakar, a city with a population of one million; other important cities are the pilgrimage metropolis of Touba, Kaolack and Thiès.

Parts of Senegal have been part of the Islamic world since the 11th century. More than 95 percent of the country's population is Muslim. There is a strong Christian minority in southern Senegal, as Portuguese sailors and members of other European colonial powers established trading posts and mission stations along the coast since 1445. The Europeans, whose dominance on the coast changed hands several times, traded—not least the slave trade—with the empires that alternately controlled the interior until France began to bring these empires under its sovereignty through diplomatic and military means in the 19th century (see here). Thus, Senegal became a French colony in 1895. On August 20, 1960, the Republic of Senegal was proclaimed, enshrined a multi-party system in its constitution, and became one of the few democratically governed states on the African continent.

From the 1980s onward, dependence on a few export goods such as peanuts, phosphates, and fish, rapid population growth, and national debt led to impoverishment and growing social tensions in the formerly prosperous Senegal, which, since 1982, were compounded by the secessionist efforts of the Casamance region. As a result, Senegal became dependent on loans from industrialized and oil-producing countries, as well as on development aid.

Senegal - Salam

Ilizwe leZimbabwe - Iintliziyo Ezingenakunqandeka

Zimbabwe is a landlocked country in Southern Africa, which was briefly called Rhodesia and Zimbabwe-Rhodesia as a former British crown colony of Southern Rhodesia and as a secession territory.

The name Zimbabwe goes back to the ruins now known as Greater Zimbabwe, the largest pre-colonial stone buildings in Southern Africa. In addition, Zimbabwe is also internationally known for the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Victoria Falls.

Since independence in 1980, the former independence movement ZANU-PF has ruled the country dictatorially as a one-party system.

Zimbabwe - Tili M'Njira

Рэспубліка Беларусь (Biełaruś) - Мы ў дарозе (My Û Darozie)

Belarus in the German-speaking area also Weißrussland (White Russia), is a landlocked Eastern European country. The political and economic center is the metropolis of Minsk. Belarus borders Lithuania, Latvia, Russia, Ukraine and Poland. The country was created in 1991 from the Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic or the Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic, which became independent following the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Alyaksandr Lukashenka has been the authoritarian and repressive President of Belarus since 1994, which is why the country has often been referred to as the “last dictatorship in Europe”.

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