The western power that colonized Nigeria was the British Empire. They mainly wanted to take this area to secure their Nigerian trade interests from other powers like Germany and France.
in Europe, more precicely in the central/north-west part of Europe. It is sometims considered as central Europe, but in reality it is quite clearly in the northern half of Europe and in the same time in the western half of Europe. Then, depending of the context it can be seen as either a northern European country, western European country or central European country.
Northern Germany, that lies along the north sea and Baltic sea is clearly part of northern Europe; when southern Germany, that borders Austria, switzerland and the Alps is clearly part of central Europe; while regions along the rhine, in western Germany, along Belgium or northern France are clearly part of western Europe.
because they have diamonds and because there are a wounderful sociessty
Because of the high discharge of freshwater
the push factor is that in Ghana when you bite your toe a fairy eat's it and shares it with a unicorn and when they eat it they put a spell on it to make bootleg people move or if they want to move they can but thoose people are not under the spell! ;) I'm ghanaian but imma just have fun- St.Isaac Jouges
cement, soft drinks and juice, beers, clothes, plastic goods
The pygmies.
The Democratic Republic of Congo was a private colony until 1908. It belonged to a Belgian King named Leopold II
In 1908 Belgian the parliament took over and it became a belgian colony.
It gained independence in 1960
It changed its name to Zaire because the new president (Mobutu, who became a dictator) wanted to decolonise the country and make people proud of their heritage.
it changed it name to Democratic Republic of Congo i think in the 1990s when Mobutu was overthrown.
The Republic of Congo was the colony west of the Democratic Republic of Congo, controlled by France. It gained independence in 1960.
omg theres 2
***I'm not sure if it will be of much help anymore, but the person above is wrong. there's 4, the Bakongo, Sangha, Teke as well as the M'Bochi, all of which are Pygmy tribes.
visit
http://www.everyculture.com/wc/Brazil-to-Congo-Republic-of/Congolese.html
it will have exactly what you need.
The Congo is a country on the continent of Africa. As such it could not meaningfully want or get independence from Africa.
It was however a Belgian colony and sought independence from Belgian as was the fashion of the times.
No one is the Prime Minister of the Republic of Congo.
The post of Prime Minister was again abolished in 2009, after president Denis Sassou Nguesso was re-elected and he appointed a new government.
The last Prime Minister of the Republic of Congo was Isidore Mvouba who served as Prime Minister from 2005 January 7 to 2009 September 15.
Same-sex marriage is not legal in Gabon in the sense that it cannot be legally performed and it is not recognized by the government. It is not "illegal" however in the sense that it is punishable under the penal code. Reportedly, same-sex sexual activity has never been illegal in Gabon.
French is the main language... and there are some other natives languages that are lingala, kikongo, Swahili and tshiluba
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There are several major languages in Congo. In Eastern Congo the two most prominent are French and Swahili. (This is assuming you mean the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) not the other Congo.)
The Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire) has five national languages and an estimated 200-300 local languages. The official language is French. The other national languages are Lingala, Swahili, Kikongo, and Tshiluba. All are in the Bantu linguistic family.
the official language is french but many also speak Lingala, Swahili, Kikongo, and Tshiluba.
It is Democratic Republic of Congo from 1997. Languages: the official language is French, they also speak Lingala, Kongo, and Swahili.
French is the official language of the Democratic republic of the Congo.