What are Africa's 10 most populated cities?
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SOMALIA\nZIMBAWE\nMaputo, Mozambique\nAbidjan, Ivory Coast\nLuanda, Angola\nWindhoek, Namibia
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Hi, All african countries have cars and houses so that's the wrong way to put it.  Judged by Gross Domestic Product we have unusual answers.  Yes, first South Africa is far ahead, but the other four contenders are Botswana, Namibia, Tunisia and Gabon.  All these countries have different development strategies, and I'd say that Botswana and Gabon are not developed at all, they simply have natural resources and a small population.  Botswana has diamonds, and Gabon has oil, but Botswana has a nearly 40% AIDS rate, and Gabon has most of its country as undeveloped jungle, with nearly no industries.  \n\nMy answers would be \n1) South Africa: it's industrialised and now with the end of Apartheid many blacks have risen to economic success. \n2) Tunisia: they've managed to become a prime tourist destination and use the money for industrialisation, they've done it all without oil or diamonds.\n3) Namibia: Quite similar to South Africa, was in fact part of Apartheid South Africa until 1992, so again industry created by European settlers with the usual problems of bad distribution and exclusion of the native population. \n4) Marocco: Another tourist destination in Africa, but they have done not as well as Tunisia in terms of lifting the rest of the population out of poverty.  \n5) An unlikely answer, but Ivory Coast: They were essentially doing well before the war and are likely to bounce back after it, the prosperity was starting to cause ethnic tensions and that really brought the country down in 2002.\n\nI exclude places like Algeria where despite the oil boom, most people live in fear.  Libya is still a one-man rule, I'll wait and see on that case.  I'm not impressed by oil or diamonds when they can't help an AIDS crisis or create good housing for all, so places like Gabon don't figure high in my statistics.  \n\nOh, and some the islands of Africa (Cap verde, Seychells, Mauritius are doing relatively well, partly due to offshore financial centres, and tourism).  But offshore finance also gives a veil of secrecy for capital to escape out of the resource rich countries, therefore harming the countries like Nigeria which is oil rich.  So Mauritius bankers are actually causing poverty in rest of Africa... see below the link.
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10 Most Corrupt Countries in the World\n\nRank:\n1. Bangladesh  \n2. Chad  \n3. Haiti  \n4. Myanmar  \n5. Turkmenistan  \n6. Côte d'Ivoire  \n7. Equatorial Guinea  \n8. Nigeria  \n9. Angola  \n10. Democratic Republic of the Congo \n\n(3 Asian; 7 African)
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The lest populated parts of earth include Antarctica,very large portion of Canada,Greenland,Russia and Australia are almost uninhabited.Also the Saharan countries like Algeria,Libya,Mali,Niger,etc have scarce population.Arabian countries in west Asia are also scarcely populated.
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Africa - more than 840,000,000 people \nAmerica - 833,000,000 (2000)\nAsia - 3,672,000,000  \nEurope - 727,000,000\nOceania - 31,000,000\nTotal: 6,057,000,000
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Most Populous Cities of the World\nRank City1 Population Year \n1. Mumbai (Bombay), India 11,914,398 2001c \n2. Shanghai, China 10,996,500  2003e \n3. São Paulo, Brazil  10,677,019 2003e \n4. Seoul, South Korea 10,207,296 2002e \n5. Moscow, Russia  10,101,500 2001c \n6. Delhi, India 9,817,439 2001c \n7. Karachi, Pakistan 9,339,023 1998c \n8. Istanbul, Turkey 8,831,805 2000c \n9. Beijing, China 8,689,000 2001e \n10. Mexico City, Mexico 8,591,309 2000c \n11. Jakarta, Indonesia  8,389,443 2000c \n12. Tokyo, Japan  8,340,000 2003e \n13. New York City, U.S. 8,085,742 2003e \n14. Teheran, Iran 7,796,257 2004e \n15. Cairo, Egypt 7,629,866 2004e \n16. London, U.K. 7,172,036 2001c \n17. Lima, Peru  7,029,928 2004e \n18. Bogotá, Colombia 6,712,247 2001e \n19. Bangkok, Thailand 6,320,174 2000c \n20. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 5,974,081 2003e
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Niger (according to the UN Human Development Index)\n\nThe same index puts Norwy at the top
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http://www.africa.com/\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Africa
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try the CIA Website, you have to know what the countries of Africa are though !
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Here's the answers to the both parts of the question.          Nigeria is the most populous, which is estimated at 135,570,000, as of 1/1/04.\nSudan is the largest country on the African continent at 967,500 Square Miles (area).
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Africa is the world's second-largest and second most populous continent, after Asia. At about 30,370,000 km² (11,730,000 sq mi) including its adjacent islands, it covers 5.9% of the Earth's total surface area, and 20.3% of the total land area. With over 840,000,000 people (as of 2005) in 61 territories, it accounts for more than 12% of the world's human population.
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cape town is in south africa in Africa
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Nigeria    (n -jîr  - )\nA country of western Africa on the Gulf of Guinea. A variety of states were established in the region prior to the arrival of Europeans, including the Bornu, Benin, and Songhai empires. Exploited by Portuguese, British, French, and Dutch traders in the 17th and 18th centuries, Nigeria was eventually claimed by the British, who consolidated the area into one colony in 1914. The country attained its independence in 1960. Abuja is the official capital (since 1991), but many government offices remain in Lagos, the former capital and the largest city. Population: 108,467,000. .\nEthiopia    (  th -  p - ) Formerly Abyssinia ( b  -s n  - ). \nA country of northeast Africa. A kingdom was established around Aksum in the 1st century A.D. and declined in the 7th century. After a long period of disorder, the area was finally reunited in 1889 by Emperor Menelik II, who greatly expanded Ethiopia by conquest. Italy invaded in 1935 and held the country until 1941. Following the military overthrow of Emperor Haile Selassie (ruled 1930-1974), a socialist state was established. The country suffered enormous hardship from war with rebels from the province of Eritrea (which declared independence in 1993) and from famine and drought. Guerrilla forces toppled the government in 1991 and subsequently established a transitional government. Addis Ababa is the capital and the largest city. Population: 32,775,000.
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south africa or Nigeria
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I would say Monaco and Zimbabwe as the poorest. Monaco is the richest for sure per capita.
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01.Sri lanka\n02.Australia\n03.South Africa\n04.India\n05.Pakistan\n06.England\n07.Westindies\n08.Kenya\n09.Bangaladesh \n10.Zimbabwe\n           are the best countries