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It came to me while reading Ryszard
Kapuscinski’s The Shadow of the Sun, in which he describes his life in
Africa. Kapuscinski first went to Africa in 1957 and travelled there several
times over the next 40 years. In this delightful book, the Polish journalist
writes about his exciting times in a continent about which he says: "It is a
veritable ocean, a separate planet, a varied, immensely rich cosmos. Only
with the greatest simplification, for the sake of convenience, can we say
"Africa." In reality, except as a geographical appellation, Africa does not
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- Africa and Africans
- Africa
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- The African Experience
- African Foreign Policies
- Africans and Their History
- Francophone Sub-Saharan Africa
- Investment and Development Possibilities in Tropical Africa
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- Planning for Development in Sub-Saharan AfricaThe Politics of Opposition
in Contemporary Africa
- Politics and Society in Contemporary Africa
- The
Scramble for Africa
- Tradition and Modernity
- Understanding Contemporary Africa
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| Oil
in Africa |
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- Nigeria (2.6 million barrels per day)
- Algeria (2.08 million barrels per day)
- Libya (1.6 million barrels per day)
- Angola (1.25 million barrels per day)
- Egypt (579,000 barrels per day)
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- Sudan (363,000 barrels per day)
- Equatorial Guinea (356,000 barrels per day)
- Chad (249,000 barrels per day)
- Congo Brazzaville (227,000 barrels per day)
- Gabon (226,000 barrels per day)
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