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Sweden's colonial presence in Africa was limited, with its most notable claim being the short-lived colony of Saint Barthélemy, which was not located on the African mainland but was a Caribbean island. In Africa, Sweden had minor trading posts in places like today's Ghana during the 17th century, but these were not full colonies. Overall, Sweden did not establish significant colonial control over any African countries.

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