Africa (the Symphony That Never Ends)

Africa was divided by the European powers in the late 19th century. About a century later, they lost interest in controlling it and awarded independence to most of their colonies. Today, the continent is a patchwork of poor, backward, and insignificant states. Not one person in one hundred could name more than half a dozen of them, or even knows that African-born whites still rule three states in the south (Boer State, Mozambique, and the Cape Republic). The only regions the world as a whole cares about are Cairo, Morocco, and the large piece of central Africa that the Italians have refused to give up despite world condemnation.
Category:Africa
Category:The Symphony That Never Ends
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