nigeria
I'm thinking the reason Mussolini invades Abyssinia in 1935 was because it was not alligned to any other European country, which all the others were. Abyssinia is now known as Ethiopia.
For exporting and power. Most of South Africa's power plants are coal fired power plants.
South Africa uses coal for power because it has no significant oil reserves, very little natural gas and a whole lot of coal, far more than its domestic consumption requires. Alternative clean power generation is at an experimental stage but there is a lot of potential for wind and solar power in the country. Hydro power is unlikely to develop, as South Africa is a dry country, but it has been involved in Hydro power projects in Mozambique, Angola and Congo (DRC) High grade coal is mainly exported, typically to iron and steel manufacturers. Low grade coal is used to fire power stations that generate most of the electricity used in South Africa. A small portion of coal production is converted to liquid fuels.
Electricity is generated by a Nuclear Power Station, but it is insufficient to meet all the City's needs. There are no longer any coal fired Power Stations in Cape Town, and the electricity required to supplement the output of the Nuclear power station is transmitted from further up country by the national utility, known as ESKOM.
Iran.
When citizens have the power to decide how a country should operate it is known as a democracy.
Liberia was the only country in West Africa to not be colonized by a European Power as it already had a "legitimate" Western-style government.
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because they wanted more power in their country
nigeria
South Africa.
the government is the highest form of power in the land.
America
house of commons
yes yes it is
Mitochondria is known as power house of cell. They use carbohydrates and fats present in the cell to CO2 and water vapour. Oxidation releases energy, a portion of which is used to form ATP. Since the mitochondria synthesize, energy-rich compounds (ATP), they are known as 'power house ' of cell.