One U.S. dollar, in the Chad Republic, would be worth $485.46 XAF, or Chad"s currency.
54% muslim, 20% Roman Catholic, 14% Protestant, 10% Anmist, and 3% Atheist. Hope this helps ☺☻♥♦♣♠♦♣♠•◘○
Islam, Animism, Christianity, and Baha'i are the most popular religions in Chad.
Answer: According to the CIA country facts website, the following is the religious makeup in Chad: Muslim 51%, Christian 35%, animist 7%, other 7%
Chad is landlocked, so it does not have any sea ports.
Chad is landlocked, so it does not have any sea ports.
Chad is landlocked, so it does not have any sea ports.
Chad is landlocked, so it does not have any sea ports.
Chad is landlocked, so it does not have any sea ports.
Chad is landlocked, so it does not have any sea ports.
Chad is landlocked, so it does not have any sea ports.
Chad is landlocked, so it does not have any sea ports.
Chad is landlocked, so it does not have any sea ports.
Chad is landlocked, so it does not have any sea ports.
Chad is landlocked, so it does not have any sea ports.
The two official languages of Chad are French and Arabic. So you could say 'Bonjour' or 'As-salaam aleikum'. There are many other indigenous languages in Chad, such as Sara, but most people would understand the above.
There are 3 climate zones: Rainfall in the north less than 50 mm per year, in the middle 300-600 mm, in the south over 900 mm/year.
Petroleum, uranium, natron,kaolin,fish,gold,salt,sand and gravel,limestone.
The CAR gained independence in 1960, along with Chad, Niger, and Mali. France apparently granted independence to all of its colonies in the same time frame, although exact dates vary. This information came from the CIA factbook. Beyond the simple facts that the factbook offers, it is hard to find much info on these nations, due to their remoteness and lack of tourism.
Lake Chad is the largest lake in the northern part of Africa but Lake Victoria is the largest lake in Africa. Lake Chad is part of the border of Chad, Cameroon, Nigeria and Niger. The lake is very shallow at 34 feet deep.
There are lots of countries between Chad and South Africa. You could take several different routes which would bring you through different sets of countries on your journey. Countries you could go through include Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Congo, Angola, Namibia, Botswana and others.
The people in Mali wear big, floaty clothes that are often multicoloured and very bright. They also wear head scarves and lots of accessories like bangles and bracelets and toe rings. Their clothing is very unique and inventive. I think they wear what really reflects their personality and what they feel is comfortable and practical.
The Tibesti Mountains, Sahel Desert, Sahara Desert, Lake Chad, and the Chari (Shari) river
The principal sports in Chad are football, basketball, athletics, boxing, martial arts and fishing.
On a per capita basis, the GDP of the Republic of Chad is approximately $2500. This is the generally accepted figure among international financial organizations.
Chad, its official name is the Republic of Chad, has a developing economy. Currently it is among one of the poorer countries in Africa. Most financial organizations approximate its GDP per capita to be around $2500.
Paul Biya (born Paul Barthélemy Biya'a bi Mvondo) second President of Cameroon, was the president in 2006. Biya succeeded President Ahmadou Babatoura Ahidjo, first President of Cameroon on 1982 November 6.
The position of President in Cameroon is now elected every 7 years since the enactment of the 1996 Constitution (was originally 5 years in the 1972 constitution). The original 1996 Constitution of Cameroon enforces a two-term limit on presidents, but this was amended in 2008 by the National Assembly, which caused violent protests. As a result, Biya has continued to be elected president in each election, although the position is more similar to that of a dictator.
Lieutenant-General Idriss Déby was the President of Chad in 2008. He came to power in a coup on 1990 December 2 deposing then president Hissène Habré. Elected as president in 1996 March, he was re-elected in 2001. In 2006 he removed the two-term presidential limit. Attempts to remove him from power were made in 2006 and 2008, but both failed. He was subsequently re-elected in 2006, 2011, and 2016, amidst boycotted elections.
Joseph Djimrangar Dadnadji is the Prime Minister of Chad. He was appointed to this position on 2013 January 21 by President Idriss Déby, following the resignation of Prime Minister Emmanuel Nadingar.
In April 2014, the prime minister of Chad is Kalzeubet Pahimi Deubet. Chad does not have a King or queen. It has a president, who currently is Idriss Déby.