Swaziland

# USA is nearly twenty times the land area of Japan. But the population is not in that proportion.

2. USA owes its civilizational underpinnings and culture to Europe. Japan is an Asian, Oriental society much in contrast.

3. Japan's prosperity is in its ant-like hardworking nature of the people. USA is anything but that.

4. USA is endowed with many natural resources in abundance, which is the cause for its prosperity and will continue in future too. Japan is scantily endowed with such things; yet by persevering and by dint of hardwork they built a huge export driven economy. It will continue to prosper for the same reason.

5. Japanese society is like a monoculture. It is highly homogenous, where a non-Japanese sticks out like a sore thumb. USA is built up as a social group of immigrants; utterly heterogenous and every trait has (social or political) its root elsewhere, notwithstanding what her politicians crow about.

6. The very serious demanour of Japanese attitude in contrast to the American attitude makes the latter almost frivolous. Or the American light-hearted attitude makes the Japanese attitude very grave in comparison.

# Both are in the temperate zone, with the ocean current 'Kurosio' doing to Japan what 'Gulf stream' is doing to eastern sea-board of USA.

2. Both are acclaimed as rich nations, members of G-6 and what not. Both are knowledge driven societies with high premium placed on services like Medicine, Engineering, Science and Technology, which makes them role models for all (without exception) other countries. For a person with these skills who is made to feel welcomed, all national barriers or ethnic/Jingoistic perceptions melt away. Very few countries can boast of this national trait.

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A Swazi, the plural is Swazis. !

About 300 kilometres.

The human environment interaction in Swaziland Africa is usually caused by the pollution's from the factories there. The smoke and pollutants can affect the atmosphere and pollute the streams.

There are no deserts in Swaziland. The climate variesfromtropical to neartemperate. The geography is slightly moutainous and hilly.

requires opinions so not really answerable as it stands, however, for most people the big five are the top animals to see (lion leopard elephant rhino and buffalo) perhaps witht eh addition of the cheetah and wild dog

The county is potentially very rich:

Mineral - Gold, Diamonds, coal

Agriculture - Fertile land

Education - Has had a high standard

But the country is now poor:

Currency has collapsed in value

Extremely high inflation

Cash shortages

80% unemployment

Electricity power cuts

Mass Emigration

Hospital -shortages of medicines

Land redistribution has been followed by collapse of agricultural production

Lack of foreign currency and power cuts has led to closure of many gold mines and factories

Water supply problems have led to Cholera outbreaks

Political instability

Lack of foreign investment

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Joang Molapo is the Minister of Home Affairs for Lesotho.

Lake Malawi, Lake Tanganyika, Lake Victoria, Lake Nascer, Nile River, Blue Nile, White Nile.

It is about 1559.8 Miles from Japan (Tokyo) to Guam.

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They are both: *Landlocked *Has Marine West Cost climate NOTE: There is not be enough info for these regions---if not enough info is provided---go to google, askkids.com, or ask---Thanks

One can visit Mantenga cultural village and enjoy Swazi culture. Weekend shows begin at 11:15am and 3pm local time.

There are numerous handmade manufacturing factories that one could visit such as the Ngwenya glass - where one can appreciate the age old ark of glass blowing. There is a factory shop of all things glass. One could also visit Swazi candles centre in Mallerns and enjoy light from Africa.

Third place to visit would be Hlane national park and enjoy seeing the wild life

Swiss Francs. Every county has currency. Swaziland has its own currency called LiLangeni (singular) / Emalangeni (plural) abbreviated, SZL. It is units and cents. Swaziland is a member of the Rand Monetary Area whose members are linked to the South African currency, the RAND (R). Members of the Rand monetary area are Lesotho, Swaziland and South Africa. e.g. SZL 10.12 --- Ten Emalangeni and 12 cents

Nearly 40% of tested pregnant women are affected. 0.6% of the population die from AIDS every year

Lobamba (royal / legislative)

Mbabane (administrative)

Swaziland is in Africa

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Swaziland gained independence on September 6, 1968.

there are no significant lakes in Swaziland. However there are wet areas caused by dams, the Maguga Dam, Sand River Dam, Hawane Dam, Jozini Dam, Luphohlo Dam, Mnjoi Dam and the Motshane Dam. There are seasonal wetlands, marshes, pools and swamps, freshwater forest swamps, Forested peatland and Geothermal Wetlands as well as man made wetlands. Sewage farms, canals and drainage ditches.

The Swazi Flag

The flag is rectangular, and its colors are red, blue and yellow. Each of these colors has a meaning:

Red stands for the battles of the past

Blue stands for peace and stability

Yellow stands for the resources

The flag also has a picture of a shield and spear. These two symbols stand for protection of our country from enemies. The shield is black and white to show that black and white people live together peacefully in Swaziland.