EVERY COUNTRY IN AFRICA: What you Need to Know: Part 2

Every Country in Africa Part 2
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This is the second video of a 6 part series where we covered Guinea, Egypt, Uganda, Rwanda, Morocco, Senegal, Djibouti, Eswatini. The video is an informative guide to Africa and African countries.
It seeks to reverse sweeping generalizations that regard Africa as a monolithic country. In fact, Africa is a continent, the second biggest continent in the world, with 54 individual countries.
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[@RisenAfrica]

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[@ems7623]

Hello again. I'm watching many of your videos recently. I had a thought for you, if you read this comment. It occurs to me that one of the problems Africa faces - and where channels like yours can help most - is the widespread lack of knowledge and understanding of WHO Africans are. Videos like this one seem aimed at non-Africans and break down some of the misconceptions and generalizations - which are a big problem for the kind of mutual understanding that international collaboration needs to work. But ... the political boundaries and countries are one thing. It would be such a help to so many people who want to understand Africa so much better to have educational videos about the diversity WITHIN and ACROSS those borders. If you are interested, here are some video ideas which I think you'd get "a lot of clicks and views" on. - Individual videos on major cultural groups (the Ewe cultures, the Akan cultures, the Khoisan ...), their uniquely pre-colonial cultures (art, music, religion, tradition, values) but also what they face now as a people (dying language, urbanization, desertification, conflict with other groups) and if they were transformed by colonial or modernizing forces like Christianity/Islam/slavery/trade - Individual videos on the "major moments" in earlier African history. Great Zimbabwe. The Mali Empire. The Songhay empire. Etc. Aksum, the Kingdom of Punt, Zanzibar... - Individual videos on major "modern developments" in Africa now. For example, how much are modern African identities replacing traditional cultural ones in the fast-developing fast cities. And what about those other cities that aren't developing, what's happening there? Sorry for another long message. I know I'm just a stranger to you from another continent. But, I'm also a history professor (who studies and teaches European history, not African), so I thought maybe you would welcome a friendly tip from someone who would like to see you do well on KZbin.

[@eve7090]

These videos should be mandatory in western schools. Africa is full of wonderful countries that have very different histories and cultures. Great series!

[@realdeal8303]

No we should take our asses home,start our own country or our own schools

[@albertonderah1455]

Why should it be mandatory to Western schools......is mandatory for you to lean about western countries in your country?

[@rafetna21]

@@albertonderah1455 yes it is. Our school system is extremely diverse and hard. am from Senegal and we have 17 subjects in middle and high school. Everybody going to school here can tell you a thing or 2 about every continent and we learn about the history of Europe, America and Asia. and contrary to many other continents, everyone in Africa speaks a minimum of 2 languages. In here we have our mother tongues (7 differents ones depending on the area), 2nd we have French which is the official language with which we study in school, 3rd we have English which is a requirement nowadays from primary school (it used to be middle and high school) and 4th we have the option to chose between Spanish, Italian, German, etc depending on the school you attend; but note that 90% of schools will offer only Spanish as a 4th. Also because we are mostly muslim, we have a little knowledge of arabic (a lot can read it, some can understand it and a few can speak it). for example I am fluent or proficient in Wolof; French; English; Spanish a tiny bit of arabic and also fluent in Chinese that is started 2 years ago; even though my major is finance.

[@rafetna21]

@@albertonderah1455 And believe me coming from a senegalese like me that grew up in my country with our educational system, studied in Boston for my bachelors degree and studied in the middle east for my masters degree, I have been around quite a lot of countries, culture, religion and much more, I think a lot of countries could use a diversified educational system because in life you never know where you will end up and having a little bit of general knowledge will give you an edge in every single field. Hope my explanation is detailed enough and did help a bit 😊

[@tatianavargicova2074]

@@albertonderah1455 I'm from Europe (Slovakia) and yes it was mandatory for us to learn about all the continents (including specifics for each country). Yet, somehow I ended up knowing very little about Africa. I was a very good student, but the way we were taught geography wasn't always the best. Even if I somehow succeeded in remember all factual information that was in my curriculum, my perception of Africa would still be very distorted. In my opinion, you an input from social media/pop-culture to be able to imagine life in particular country somewhat realistically, otherwise it would be just guesses based on your fantasy and stereotypes. This video was very informative and it would be great it was part of our geography classes.

[@Chifutarent2024]

Love the transitions between countries 🔥

[@random_channel7376]

ikr

[@chimakalu41]

Yes,genius. That is how I like reading

[@saharsatyana1457]

Me too! So well executed.

[@gogovitch66]

..and some funny ones ^^

[@mohanadhifyussuf1996]

Me too...👌 This guy is creative!

[@kenhall2542]

this deserves way more views!

[@RisenAfrica]

Thanks for the support @Ken, looking forward to the views to start flooding in😊

[@australianwaffles7505]

So true

[@tigertan5]

Fact ^

[@weareallequalsiamotuttiugu9768]

Sure

[@ash947]

my parents always telling me to get off the computer but I just learned more facts about Africa in less than 30 minutes than they did in over 40 years.

[@possessedtaco1152]

That is sooooo true

[@possessedtaco1152]

Someone show this comment to my parents

[@kingding-a-ling9794]

@@possessedtaco1152 😂😂 too right you are, let us show any doubtful parents. The internet is the future and the future is here.

[@Brit876]

Nothing wrong with it if used for the right reasons 👏🏾

[@candelariariomayor2025]

I hope there’s a part 3!! I felt ignorant and decided to educate myself and these were by far the best videos on the topic! Props to you for doing this! Love from Argentina 🇦🇷

[@RisenAfrica]

Many thanks for the support @Cande, I'm resuming the weekly video releases, part 3 and 4 are definitely coming up soon! Thanks again🙏

[@J-Dagz]

I am very impressed by these videos and need a part 3 and 4!

[@YSLRD]

Same from U S

[@legoworthiness9684]

@@YSLRD Same from Burma.

[@emanuelescarsella3124]

I love the way so many countries are developing their economies with sustainability in mind 😍

[@RisenAfrica]

True! Every country is unique to itself

[@oof1089]

I never knew Rwanda had such clean air until I saw this video. Thank you so much! would love to visit it after this pandemic is over

[@RisenAfrica]

Most welcome @Oof, I'm sure you'll have an amazing time in Rwanda

[@umutonikarimba4982]

Please come to my beautiful country Rwanda, I can garantee that you will not regret it at all! It is so clean and safe and everyone is so welcoming. Once here you will definitely want to come back again!

[@niyohenriette8002]

@oof you'll really love it in Rwanda, the kindness of people, the nature, delicious food, cultural sites, beautiful buildings, affordability, cleanliness mostly everything in Rwanda is full of life🇷🇼💖

[@saragabblegoose1075]

@@umutonikarimba4982 Id love to come too!

[@sWEEc]

I can't believe I was never really taught anything interesting about africa in school. Although I live in Scandinavia, which is a very well educated country, I still think the history of every single country is important to learn in order to attain lasting world peace.

[@99andskj]

Same here, it feels like our schools mostly focus on European and American history. I mean, it makes sense because those are the two regions that affect us the most, but that shouldn't make other regions any less important. I completely agree with you in that peace comes from knowledge about and understanding of each other, something which I sincerely hope will spread more throughout the world.

[@luispowter1738]

History of every single country. That would also mean less time to study other things. There is an opportunity cost there that seems to large to be worthwhile imo.

[@RisenAfrica]

Means a lot @Sweet Carrot.. Much appreciated. It is precisely why I started the channel, to provide a better understanding of Africa

[@RisenAfrica]

Very well said @99andskj

[@lzxya]

Wow I feel so ignorant now love to all Africa from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦

[@raghedanan3959]

Hello African sons and daughters. I salute you from Mogadishu, Somalia 🇸🇴

[@Mivule1]

I salute you too from Kampala Uganda

[@saintep.mizero9701]

really hope you'll be making other videos like these, the informations are so interesting!!! Greets from Belgium (But I'm originally from Rwanda)

[@RisenAfrica]

Wow! You've made my day, I'm definitely working on more videos, uploads starting from next week.. All I ever wanted is to provide people with a better understanding of Africa, great to hear you enjoyed the videos

[@Scaleoization]

Cheers from Morocco. You're welcome anytime, African sister!

[@lillianabuoro6837]

The presenter does a good job in the pronunciations. I'd like to know about Tanzania, Gabon, Malawi and Kenya especially on HDI index, business opportunities and food security

[@RisenAfrica]

Much appreciated @Lillian Abuoro.. Pls check out Parts 3 - 6, I trust you'll enjoy them too😀

[@soniab370]

I am speechless. You really did an amazing job!!!! Already subscribed so I can keep educating myself about our beautiful and amazing continent♥️ Greetings from a Moroccan!

[@RisenAfrica]

Thanks a million Sonia B! Much appreciated and thanks again for the support, stay tuned

[@amjad6236]

@@RisenAfrica But western sahara is morocco

[@Biobele]

@@amjad6236 Not any more, Let it go.

[@alexanderwilliamhassaikay]

@@Biobele your comment is triggering me on so many levels Morocco has two thirds of the UN nations support its self governing plan under the sovereignty of Morocco and the great majority of sahrawis like that only those seperatists militias that are against this plan and some other nations that try to increase their influence and economy on our expense

[@alexanderwilliamhassaikay]

@@amjad6236 the video didn't say otherwise they showed it as a disputed territory which is how it's labeled in the *UNBIASED* world

[@Drew-uz7kc]

I'm only on part two and my understanding and perception of Africa is completely transformed. Thank you so much for making these!!

[@RisenAfrica]

You're most welcome @Drew Jacobson.. I hope you enjoyed the rest of the series. A lot more videos uploaded, trust you'll enjoy them too

[@katealele3410]

I was looking forward to Part 2, I am learning so much about my Continent Africa. Good Job,Keep the videos coming!!!

[@RisenAfrica]

Thanks @Kate, more is on the way, thanks a lot for the support

[@DRESIERRA]

Where is part 3 and part 4. Came back again to see if you uploaded, really enjoyed this

[@RisenAfrica]

Many thanks @Andres! Part 3 going live tomorrow! Stay tuned

[@user-wv2ly1rl6t]

This teaches me alot about my mother land in Africa that I didn't know ever since my parents Migrated to England.

[@beatricebukaba192]

Oh! Thank you for enlightening us about African countries

[@RisenAfrica]

I'm grateful for the support @Beatrice.. New video release around the corner

[@youfe7731]

Great video! Regarding Morocco, you forgot to mention its highly modern infrastructure including the fastest train line in the continent and you didn’t mention that exporting cars is the biggest export business surpassing agriculture and being second to none in Africa

[@yuhimounir976]

Also that Morocco holds 75% of the phosphate reserves of the world.

[@thamizama5904]

South Africa is number 1 on both categories you mentioned namely, car manufacturing/export and agriculture. Would the soccer World Cup (2010) been taken to South Africa if Morocco had a better infrastructure than South Africa!

[@raiselghiwane7506]

The landmap cut-off, movies as: Kingdom of heaven, gladiator and starwars. population 40 mill. fifth eco becaus morocco got nothing to offer haha WE LOVE AFRICA ALL ARE FAMILY!

[@youfe7731]

@@thamizama5904 I'm not sure about agriculture and I didn't say that we are number 1 but as of car manufacturing, I'm totally sure that Morocco is number one in Africa. As of infrastructure, I didn't say Morocco has better one than south Africa but I'm quite sure it is much better quality and your none sense of world cup story, is again a proof you are out of date and talking out of jealousy because the world cup was decided based on politics and moreover it was done in 2004 and as you maybe know it is 18 years ago and Morocco has progressed super fast in this period not like many African countries

[@dejazmachhelemtv1810]

The best narrating on African countries 👌 👏

[@aggreyndalegwa5869]

This is magnificent. Thanks so much for enlightening us more about African countries. Excellent Job.

[@RisenAfrica]

Thank you @Aggrey, I have a lot more coming up, new video release coming very soon

[@sofijasch]

I feel like I’m falling in love with every single country on this majestic continent! Thank you for all the knowledge content !

[@RisenAfrica]

Happy to hear @sofijasch.. You're most welcome

[@laurice8056]

So wonderful to see how much African nations are progressing! Thank you for sharing this video series!💖

[@RisenAfrica]

Thank you too!

[@akucatlas]

Moroccan here, you forgot to mention that the oldest homosapiens was discovered in Morocco in Irhoud. You could have mentioned that Morocco is the biggest car manufacturer in Africa (600000 units/year in 2019) and has the fastest highspeed rail eventhough it is a French company but still worth mentioning and the most touristic in Africa. Also Couscous is an Amazigh/berber dish. We are called amazighs and not berbers (take a look at the constitution of Morocco and Algeria). Another thing to note is that the word Morocco comes from Marrakech which means the "land of God" in the Amazigh language. Cheers

[@nigerdeltamirrortv9311]

Pls what's the difference between Amazigh and Berber- just curious

[@amineafaryate2598]

@@nigerdeltamirrortv9311 nothing

[@SiMoKmP1]

@@nigerdeltamirrortv9311 the difference that amazigh means free man and the berbers is the name that romans give to others...from the word barbarian like they called everyone who's not a Roman

[@akucatlas]

@@nigerdeltamirrortv9311we are called amazigh and the word berber doesn't exist in the amazigh dictionary. Berber comes from barbarus which was used by romans and greeks to call anyone who isn't them and for some reason it stuck with us...

[@josiah4084]

The oldest Homosapiens were found in Ethiopia not Morocco.

[@swilson6170]

Addicted to these vids thank you for sharing your knowledge. The production value is amazing

[@freelanceauthority]

Im really proud that you gave a lot of time to Morocco ❤️

[@RisenAfrica]

I visited there once a couple of years back, amazing country, amazing people:-)

[@bourasayyoub2580]

@@RisenAfrica yeah me too i was looking forward for what he will say about morocco and i was not disapointed !! Amazing stuff 😍

[@sambensediq8934]

Yet he cut it in half.

[@Venus-xj8bd]

@@sambensediq8934 But he didn't speak about the Sahara as a country so...

[@felicia.m6921]

Found this channel today and I’m soooo impressed I’m literally watching every video, however some constructive criticism I think the background music is very distracting when the narrator speaks maybe just keep it in the intro and outro (for this video idk if you changed in your other videos) but we definitely need more channels like this on KZbin

[@RisenAfrica]

Happy to hear you've been watching the videos @Felicia.. Well noted regarding the background music and thanks for the heads up. Cheers

[@nadirrguibat4421]

Recently subscribed. Thanks for the video! It is very informative! My request to you, once sufficient research is done, is to make a video on each African country (on different aspects: think PESTEL), a video exclusively about interafrican relations and the tensions that exist within the country, the prospects of the African countries etc. Thank you, much love from Morocco

[@RisenAfrica]

Many thanks @Nadir Rguibat.. Great suggestion. I'll definitely do this. I don't presume you've watched this recent video.. If not, pls check it out Biggest Country Rivalries in Africa: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5bUemOIj9KHgq8

[@Nomski.]

This is amazing! We need more of this to educate our young African generation.

[@scarfacedughetto1819]

Love from a Morroccan ❤ Africa is the futur !

[@RisenAfrica]

Most appreciated @Scarface Du Ghetto.. Many thanks for watching. Btw a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too

[@denizbesikcioglu]

Man, Africa is so fascinating! I decided to explore the world region by region this winter and I started with Sub-Saharan Africa, and I just fell in love with it. Your well designed and informative videos are especially encouraging, I want you to know they are very appreciated. Keep up the good work!

[@RisenAfrica]

Means a lot hearing this @Deniz Erdogan.. Many thank for watching. Btw, a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too

[@gustafpetersson1109]

Great videos! Africa is a continent rich with history and culture. I've learned a lot I didn't know before. I look forward for more great and educational videos! Love from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@RisenAfrica]

Greetings @Gustaf Petersson.. Happy to hear you've been enjoying the videos. Cheers

[@sryan9547]

It's wonderful to see how well a lot of these countries are doing.

[@RisenAfrica]

Glad to hear you enjoyed the video.. Btw a lot more uploaded, trust you'll enjoy them too

[@colincampbell7928]

Everyone outside Africa should watch this series. Great work.

[@queraltvivocasanovas]

+34 from Spain! Really enoying learning some facts about the neighbour continent

[@RisenAfrica]

Happy to hear @Queralt.. Many thanks for watching. Btw a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too

[@crissymiller9318]

This is a great series! Love learning about this continent. I would highly recommend writting the name of the country you're talking about on the picture so we have a visual of the name as well as the proper pronunciation. I love that you do that with the country's capital and big cities.

[@mandylochiyan]

I can’t believe this is not taught in school. It’s so interesting and amazing ☺️thank you very much.

[@RisenAfrica]

It's my pleasure.. Great to hear @Mandy Lo

[@lovellesokan9107]

And also the ST Paul river which runs all the way through Liberia on the west coast too.

[@colourqueen22]

Zambia is +260 😊 loving these

[@RisenAfrica]

Many thanks @Luchie.. Btw a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too

[@SheilaAsh]

Very interesting summary. Please do the other parts :)

[@RisenAfrica]

Many thanks, Part3 loading for next upload, stay tuned

[@minaaris]

Your research into the continent is impressive. I've learned a ton during this video.

[@RisenAfrica]

Many thanks @minaaris.. Btw a lot more videos available, I trust you'll enjoy them too

[@acd23_lists]

2/7! ⭐⭐! Thanks! Morocco's 🇲🇦 Atlas mountains, Djibouti's🇩🇯 financial income due to foreign military bases, Egypt's🇪🇬land border with Asia through Biblical Sinai Mountains, and much more. I dont know the pattern you have used to jump from one nation to next but not easy to tell what nations are covered in each of these 3 videos. One has to watch them on repeat to gather facts or take notes due to lack of alphabetical listing. Egypt's flag is one of the most difficult flags to memorise. Uganda's🇺🇬 flag is unique as it looks two tricolored flags placed on top of each other. Thanks again.🎉🎉🎉

[@Sabrina-wn6ey]

It has been fascinating to learn snippets about each country. Thank you for producing this, I only wish I had found it sooner. I was fortunate that I was exposed to many of these cultures through my work as a construction crew leader for Habitat for Humanity. I helped to build homes for many refugee and immigrant families. They came from Sudan, Djibouti, and Ghana. We worked many hours alongside one another and I got to hear about their homelands and share in their traditional foods and celebrations. As an American we get very little to no history of Africa unless we seek it out. We also had families from Haiti, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Honduras. It was an amazing experience I will never forget that helped me see the world without leaving home..although I hope to eventually.

[@RisenAfrica]

Means a lot reading this @Sabrina.. Many thanks. Btw a lot more videos available, I trust you'll enjoy them too

[@harshitraj7379]

02:23 Guinea-Conakry is the largest of the three Guineas and has significant mineral wealth. 04:46 Egypt is the most populous country in the Arab world and the third most populous nation in Africa. 07:09 Uganda is known for its delicious grasshopper treats, coffee production, and thrilling whitewater rafting. 09:32 Rwanda's drone delivery service enhances medical care and Tour de Rwanda promotes cycling. 11:55 Morocco's rare Thuja wood and its leading role in sardine and tangerine exports 14:18 Senegal's cultural heritage, salt production, and commitment to fighting desertification 16:41 Djibouti has multiple military bases generating significant income. Lake Assal is the saltiest lake in Africa and one of the lowest points on earth. Djibouti recently reduced its electricity tariffs to boost industrial growth. 19:00 Iswatini is ruled by a king and queen mother with stringent conservation security measures

[@ThirdWorldDave]

Thanks guys, enjoying learning a bit more about our continent!

[@RisenAfrica]

Glad you enjoyed the video. Many thanks for watching @Third World Dave

[@maxsweetman6341]

Certainly teaching me about Africa thankyou

[@tinomazarura9630]

I was eagerly waiting for ''King Mswati & his wives part''. Great Video!

[@RisenAfrica]

Glad to hear @Tino.. Many thanks. Btw a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too

[@InvertedFreeSolo]

This is fantastic stuff and exactly what I was looking for as an American who didn't learn a lot about Africa in school. Love learning about new countries and cultures and Africa is fascinating.

[@saarxx7253]

I wanted to see if the information about Morocco was gonna be accurate and you have actually taught me about more things. As a Berber I also appreciate you naming us in your video :)

[@RisenAfrica]

Happy to hear that @SAAR XX.. Glad you enjoyed it, many thanks

[@OmnipresentPotato]

In Egypt, the enmity between AlAhli fans and AlZamalek fans is quite literally more serious and hostile than the enmity between Republicans and Democrats in the USA.

[@TwiSteDx0x]

Nah not anymore

[@TIPAN]

بطل اڤوره

[@random_channel7376]

This should be in every geog lesson cause there're so many misconceptions about Africa

[@stopmotionharu9304]

yeah, I'm glad my geography teacher sent us these videos for homework today :)

[@RisenAfrica]

Totally agreed @Random_Channel.. Thank you so much. I hope you enjoyed the rest of the series. A lot more videos uploaded, trust you'll enjoy them too

[@RisenAfrica]

Glad to hear @StopmotionHaru You aced the homework.. right :-) I hope you enjoyed the rest of the series. A lot more videos uploaded, trust you'll enjoy them too

[@tesssavanessa2312]

This is a very great video. I like the idea with the trees against the desertification. Hopefully it works!! And the shell Island ist so cool

[@RisenAfrica]

Many thanks @Vanessa! Means a lot

[@ErinGrahamm]

Canada’s code is 1 it’s very easy to remember. I learned a lot in this video thank you for making it

[@RisenAfrica]

You're very welcome @Erin.. Thanks for watching. A lot more videos uploaded, trust you'll enjoy them too

[@pinkmagicali]

I’m in Australia. We’re +61 here. Great video. I’m learning a lot.

[@RisenAfrica]

Great to hear! Cheers!

[@prasantasinha1477]

Great work. All the best.

[@RisenAfrica]

Many thanks @Prasanta

[@allenbrady8083]

The quality of this video is really good.

[@RisenAfrica]

Much appreciate brother

[@fynntasticmovienight]

Im learning about africa from the netherlands! Great video, thank you very much for the effort :)

[@RisenAfrica]

Greetings @Ploofpew.. Many thanks for watching

[@Felix-co1rl]

So grateful for these videos! Informative and entertaining. My school system never taught us a single thing about africa, which is a shame, as it is such a diverse and beautiful continent. Loved this vid❤

[@RisenAfrica]

Great to hear! Cheers

[@mariaelsker]

Thank you for another great and informative video! +34 (Spain)

[@RisenAfrica]

Glad you enjoyed it! I hope you enjoyed the rest of the series. A lot more videos uploaded, trust you'll enjoy them too

[@jeromefoster]

This is one of the best videos I have watched on KZbin.

[@RisenAfrica]

You've made my day @Jerome! Thanks for the love and support

[@jeromefoster]

@@RisenAfrica Hey, I am videography student based in New York & from watching many of your videos, I would love to help support your channel. I sent you an email!

[@giselerutabayiru9356]

Am from Rwanda😍

[@RisenAfrica]

Rwanda is one of Africa's most amazing countries

[@heidimccarty5356]

This and part one has been so educational! I love the positive narrative! As someone from the US, and have been so arrogant to believe that we are the “greatest country in the world”, this video has taught me so much more!

[@RisenAfrica]

Happy to hear @Heidi McCarty.. Much appreciated

[@starrjewel5982]

Kenya is +254

[@RisenAfrica]

Many thanks @Joy!

[@Doofenshmirtz1088]

Excellent video! Learnt so much about my homeland in under 20 minutes

[@RisenAfrica]

Happy to hear @Murad Gerad.. Glad you enjoyed it

[@tombehrens2063]

I had several countries in Africa on my travelling-bucketlist already, but this added quite a few more!! I hope at some point in the near future, travelling restrictions will be lifted and be as safe as before!! I love your content! Greetings from Germany (+49) :)

[@RisenAfrica]

Greetings @Tom Behrens.. You're most welcome to visit. Cheers! Btw a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too

[@LadyMJustice]

I am grateful for longevity ❤😅

[@marycarlson07]

Great work! Keep the videos coming. Calling code +1

[@RisenAfrica]

Many thanks @Mary! Also check out part 2, 3 and 4 already uploaded

[@Themixedmetalhead]

Love the videos! I think you should do all the African counties.

[@RisenAfrica]

Thanks a million @Jacob for the support, I had fallen off the KZbin train for a while but I'm back even stronger and resolute to provide a better understanding of Africa, part 3 and 4 are loading, new releases coming up very soon

[@CheCosaTesoro]

Excellent introduction to Africa and its countries.

[@RisenAfrica]

Much appreciated @dan scolaro! Many thanks for watching

[@ChineseAndFilipinoMartialArts]

Great videos, love the narrator's voice!

[@RisenAfrica]

Much appreciated @Guba Doce Pares! Very grateful for the support

[@dewaweshawakening9977]

Brother you work and so well presented i salute you for being part of The next generation revolutionary moves education and decolonisation of our minds is One of The major steps

[@RisenAfrica]

Means a lot you saying this @Young Malcom.. Most appreciated. Btw a lot more videos uploaded, trust you'll enjoy them too

[@matildesilva6415]

These videos are so well-done!! The only suggestion I have is that maybe you could write the country names on the screen so it would be easier to visualise and associate the name with the facts.

[@RisenAfrica]

Many thanks @Matilde.. Great idea! Already finished Part 6. Will incorporate this on the last segment

[@michaelopoku2335]

This is well researched, simplified and very informative piece! Thanks for this wonderful channel! I have learnt a lot from this guy!

[@RisenAfrica]

Awesome, thank you!

[@nantabafj]

Love from Uganda🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬 U only forgot one major fact about Uganda... It is the Pearl of Africa.... Otherwise great job, may Africa shine indeed .. Thank you.

[@RisenAfrica]

Much appreciated @Julie

[@justmyopinion9883]

Thank you for sharing this Africa series. I learned so much. Every African-American should watch this series.

[@rohitshekhawat3709]

What a beautiful and well made series! I’m already thinking of including some of these in my travel plans past covid. Absolutely love this ❤️

[@RisenAfrica]

Please do! Go for it @Rohit Shekhawat.. Many thanks for watching

[@diboakale3461]

We also eat green grasshoppers in the North west province of Cameroon ,we call it " mungwuin" 🇨🇲🇨🇲❤❤

[@RisenAfrica]

Wow! Great to hear @Dibo Akale.. Much appreciated

[@Youssra___]

My Morocco ❤

[@RisenAfrica]

Many thanks @Youssra.. Btw a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too

[@nazandogan7399]

Thanks a lot ! Learnt many things about Africa.

[@RisenAfrica]

You're most welcome @anonim Turk! Many thanks for the support

[@shihabatwa7882]

Africa United❤ from your egyptian brother, born and raised in germany.

[@RisenAfrica]

Greetings @Shihab Atwa.. Many thanks for watching Btw, a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too

[@abdullahtawfik6857]

Amazing videos 👍 I learned a lot from it, thanks

[@RisenAfrica]

Awesome! Glad to hear @Abdullah.. Many thanks for watching. Btw a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too

[@personalachievementtrigger9844]

Thanks for the videos. Very Educative. What do you have to say about Sao Tome and Principe?

[@RisenAfrica]

You're most welcome @Personal Achievement Trigger, many thanks. Sao Time and Principe will feature on Part 4

[@personalachievementtrigger9844]

@@RisenAfrica Thanks 🤗. I'm looking forward to listen to it

[@YSLRD]

This is much appreciated. A future series might cover each country individually.

[@RisenAfrica]

Very well said @Joan Halcomb.. Fantastic idea, many thanks, cheers!

[@billyneville8579]

The development of the African continent makes me hopeful for the future! If only Western imperialism was not such a strong force

[@maheshshinde4439]

Love the content! Nicely explained. Hopefully, more videos to come so that we can enjoy learning about the great continent of Africa. Top stuff!

[@RisenAfrica]

Thanks @Mahesh, also check out Part 2, 3 and 4 already uploaded

[@soufianeelberrad2578]

Taking into consideration the fact that the oldest university in the world is in Morocco 🇲🇦 Al-Qaraouin

[@Mr.Introspective]

No one talking about the segues.. nice😎 Great work!

[@RisenAfrica]

Much appreciated @Bukenya Gaster.. Btw a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too

[@baeva5309]

Africa is beautiful ❤️

[@RisenAfrica]

Couldn't agree more @Ba Eva

[@brainlessfool7815]

Excellent video brother, keep up the good work

[@RisenAfrica]

Glad you enjoyed it, many thanks for watching

[@kwamenyame1277]

Watching from +1 🇺🇸 but from +233 🇬🇭

[@RisenAfrica]

Many thanks @Kwame Nyame I hope you enjoyed the rest of the series. A lot more videos uploaded, trust you'll enjoy them too

[@ephraimphiri5789]

Just stumbled over this channel...now I'm binge watching...this is so enlightening...thank you

[@RisenAfrica]

Glad you're enjoying.. Much appreciated @Ephraim

[@leocarvalho8051]

Cape verde got highlighted on the map when you talked about senegal but you did not talk about it. Will Cape Verde be featured? Our phone code is +238

[@RisenAfrica]

Greetings @leo, just finished working on Cape Verde episode, will air it next week, stay tuned and enjoy😀

[@JamesChikaonda]

+265 a Malawian 🇲🇼 but based in 🇬🇧. I really enjoy your videos about Mother Africa.

[@RisenAfrica]

Happy to hear @James Chikaonda.. Many thanks for always watching

[@naoufel2226]

You forgot to mention that Morocco has the most tourist arrivals in Africa per year. That’s what a lot of people don’t know, thinking it would be Egypt or S-Africa. Nevertheless, good video!

[@mohamedmidoo5381]

Egypt is the destination number one for tourists in Africa use google

[@naoufel2226]

@@mohamedmidoo5381 Lol, are you stupid? “The North-African nation of Morocco ranked first among the African countries with the most international tourist arrivals, accounting for 12.93 million arrivals in 2019. Following in second place was South Africa, which received around 10.23 million arrivals. 26 nov. 2020” www.statista.com/statistics/261740/countries-in-africa-ranked-by-international-tourist-arrivals/

[@naoufel2226]

@@mohamedmidoo5381 Africa Rank Destination International tourist arrivals (2018). 1 Morocco 12.3 million 2 Egypt 11.3 million 3 South Africa 10.5 million 4 Tunisia 8.3 million en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Tourism_rankings.

[@naoufel2226]

@@mohamedmidoo5381 Most visited countries in Africa In 2018. The African continent attracted 67 million international tourists according to data from the World Tourism Organization (UNTWO). The tourism numbers have continued to increase steadily as some countries reap big than others. These are the most visited countries in Africa based on international arrivals at their borders in 2018: 1. Morocco - 12.3 million www.tuko.co.ke/338065-10-visited-countries-africa.html

[@naoufel2226]

@@mohamedmidoo5381 The most visited countries in Africa 1. Morocco The most visited country in Africa is Morocco. This Northern African nation saw a whopping 12.3 million visitors in 2019, making it the most visited country on the entire continent. www.google.nl/amp/s/worldofwanderlust.com/these-are-the-most-visited-countries-in-africa/amp/.

[@yinkadavies8403]

Thank you so so much for the weaving of the goodness of each country sir, now I can’t wait to visit all!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am so excited ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉 Ttthhhhhaaannnnkkkkk yyyyyoooouuuuu

[@uche_e]

This video is beautiful. Never heard of Eswatini before today. I'd also love to visit Rwanda! Will you do a video on Nigeria too? Our dialling code is +234

[@RisenAfrica]

Much appreciated @Uchenna Ezepue! Rwanda and Eswatini are some of the most beautiful countries in Africa, kindly watch Part2 and 3 which I already uploaded, I had fun working on Nigeria, let me know your thoughts after

[@uche_e]

@@RisenAfrica I watched the video on Nigeria. My first thought was, these are just facts that could be seen on the first page on Nigeria's Wikipedia page. *I'm exaggerating. Then, I remembered that there is actually not much to be reported about Nigeria as compared to other African countries which you did good work on. This reply is not to undermine your work in any way. I wouldn't do that. It was just a rude awakening to me. By the way, I watched all three parts and loved all of them ❤ Keep up the good work!

[@RisenAfrica]

@@uche_e glad you enjoyed the video... I truly appreciate your feedback, I'm working on a piece, just on Nigeria, will share early Next year

[@uche_e]

@@RisenAfrica Excited for that! I'd be on the look out. Thank you.

[@hannahware6599]

I enjoyed this talk a lot. I was interested to learn about the Ghana fantasy coffin. Thanks. I’ll move to video 2 now. :) Hannah

[@RisenAfrica]

Greetings @Hannah Happy to hear you enjoyed it, I trust you enjoyed the rest of the series😀

[@abrahamsasa3439]

Waiting patiently for the African Passport

[@joeldilungidi767]

Love this video from Drc

[@RisenAfrica]

Glad you enjoyed it @Joel.. Many thanks for watching. Btw a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too

[@Ash-pe7kx]

Love your series, I have a suggestion you should mention some of the social equality were African countries excel. For example Rwanda is ranked the 9nth in the world in terms of the smallest gender wage gap, and this is probably because it is the government in the world with the most women (more than 60%). Also when it comes to LGBTQ issues Africa is not always exemplary, but South Africa was the 5th country in the world the legalize gay marriage and is one of the few countries where this is a constitutional right.

[@lutufyodixon9997]

Gender is sacred. No one has a right to tamper with Gender. So no need to boast on it

[@Ash-pe7kx]

@@lutufyodixon9997 No part of my comment had anything to do with 'tampering with gender' if you mean that women shouldn't be in government shame on you! Rwanda is fast becoming a first world country, more African women should be in government. They make great leaders.

[@lutufyodixon9997]

@@Ash-pe7kx people should contest on merits notnon Gender. It was done previously due to social imbalances but now women have access to education like men do. So merits should be the key not Gender

[@RisenAfrica]

Many thanks @Ash.. Glad you've been enjoying the series. Great idea about comparing the statistics on a global scale. Btw, a lot more videos uploaded, I trust you'll enjoy them too