MEGA PROJECT OF AFRICA

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MEGA PROJECTS OF AFRICA

EAST AFRICAN RAILWAY CONNECTING PORT CITY OF KENYA MOMBASA - TO - METROPOLITAN CAPITAL CITY OF KENYA NAIROBI

Kenya & East Africa union countries integrated  in mega projects of China in their country.

Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi form the the East African Community, a regional block that the five nations have used to boost economic integration.

The high speed electric train is the first step Kenya is stepping forward...it will be a landmark project both for Kenya and east Africa,"

From Port city MOMBASA to Metropolitan & Capital city Nairobi in Kenya and extending to Uganda, Ruwanda, Democratic republic of congo(D.R.C), Sudan 

Kenya has launched a $13.8bn flagship railway project linking the port city of Mombasa to the capital Nairobi and is eventually hoped to extend onwards to neighbouring Uganda., Sudan, Rwanda Ethiopia will developing these places

The new high speed lines reduce the 450 km distance to 4 hrs from 13:hrs between nairobi & Mombasa and freight to 6 hrs  and done by the China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC)

Even though these mega projects in Africa had raised debts in the Kenyan economy ,, the  Kenyan railway project which was planned in 2017 is only completed in 2019 due to such crisis in the economy

Many other African country like north Sudan is also in crisis due to country Sudan got separated to south Sudan and north Sudan and these country depend on mega projects of China due to division as north Sudan  is poor than south Sudan as much of the oil wells are in south Sudan country neighbouring Kenya


10 mega projects funded by China in African east and west countries

1) Mega Railway  project

a) Kenya, Ethiopia, Angola,  Djibouti,  and Nigeria.
b) Mombasa-Nairobi  R57.2 billion.
c) Ethiopia, two railways projects; Addis Ababa Light Rail Transit and Ethiopia-Djibouti Railway.
d) Lobito-Luau Railway in Angola and Abuja-Kaduna Railway in Nigeria

2) 3 billion African Union headquarters  building

3) West African regional bloc ECOWAS to build their headquarters at Abuja at a cost of R475.7 million ($31.6 million).

4) R150 million bauxite exploration in Ghana

5) In Angola  construction of the Caculo Cabaca Hydropower project in Dondo, Angola worth R67.7 billion  to produce 2,172 megawatts of electricity.

6) Republic of Congo’s Special Economic Zone

7) Nigeria to build an oil refinery in Edo State at a cost of R30.1 billion.

8)  Zambia cement factory The project is worth R7.5 billion ($500 million)

9) R301.1 billion to build an upmarket residential district, an industrial zone, schools, a university and recreational centres in a new city in Egypt.

10)  Zimbabwe new parliament building,  built in Mount Hampden about 17 km from the capital, Harare, at an expected cost of R2.1 billion.

Economical Crisis worldwide affect Africa


Apart from this mega project development , the economic crisis in Africa was intense due to fighting  extremist groups made  or ethnic fights and clashes made U.N  peace keeping  force to monitor the human violation in the country lead  a major U.N peace initiative organization in  Daurfur  north Sudan  and Rwanda . U.N peace initiative organization  rehabilitation camps, relief medical & food aid, infrastructure development , and law and order institution on other side of development is necessary to resolve the human right violation and arms raise in the region  against minority groups like attack on Christian churches or minority ethnic group

The map shows the rail and road link from Daurfur north Sudan (UN peace initiative organization to Mombasa port city in Kenya is


Daurfur sudan to mombassa Kenya

https://goo.gl/maps/H5MiYynucYgyTJpLA



THE AFRICA BIGGEST DAMS

1) Grand Renaissance Dam in Ethiopia
2) The Aswan High Dam, Egypt
3) The Cahora Bassa Dam in Mozambique
4) Gibe III in Ethiopia
5) The Inga dams in DR Congo
6) The Akosombo Dam in Ghana


THE MEGA DAM PROJECT IN NILE RIVER OF AFRICA - 

The Nile River flows through  11 African Countries consist of Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Ethiopia, Eritrea, South Sudan, Sudan and Egypt and the longest river of Africa with highland as Ethiopia and low land in Egypt . The river makes big delta in Egypt and end in Mediterranean Sea.



Since the large area of Egypt land is cultivated from water of Nile , Nile River Agreement is written between , Egypt ,Sudan  is now changed since many other countries is against this.

The white Nile that flows through Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda meet blue Nile starting from Ethiopia at khartaum in Sudan.

The rise in population and economy made new dam projects in Nile at Ethiopia called  Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on the Blue Nile, near the border with Sudan

Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)


The the largest dam in Africa, generating around 6,000 megawatts of electricity for both domestic use and export.

From 1999 , the Nile Agreement was opposed by many other countries in up stream other than Egypt and Sudan due to scarcity if water . 

In order to overcome the scarcity of water in upstream like in Ethiopia had given rise to this mega dam that will result scarcity of water in down stream . 

This dispute affect this project as Egypt went against this project had given rise to new formula if distribution of water later in 2019 

Due to the scarcity of water had made this project to slow down is going tp be completed as the countries had the oppion to make the dam full in 10 year time not in 3 year as described by Ethiopia as this slow filling the capacity  of dam nay not affect the countries like Egypt 




EMPOWERING WOMEN OF AFRICA 

Empowering Women in Africa by 2015 had given rise to many projects in rural villages . Like the Kudumbasree mission & Ayalkuttam in Kerala , many similar projects had started in Africa after doing studies in Kerala women empowerment mission mentioned 

Increasing the daily wages if omen can improve the life standard of families had given rise to many women empowerment projects, institutions, training in Africa by many organization world wide by 2015 made women to self dgend there life and families & children against extremists organization in Africa like Rwandian guerilla, bokoharams .

Education in African rural villages like in Kerala  where children are given free Primary education in  Anganwadi school providing them meals made more parents to send their children to school rather than sending them to work in farm lands, cattling . similar large number of anganwadi school started in these country had reduced child labor, and other diseases as Anganwadi provide heath check up for childrens 


THE DAFUR GENOCIDE & THE WAR IM DAFUR

The Darfur genocide is the systematic killing of Darfuri men, women, and children which has occurred during the ongoing conflict in Western Sudan. It has become known as the first genocide of the 21st century.[1] The genocide, which is being carried out against the Fur, Masalit and Zaghawa tribes, has led the International Criminal Court (ICC) to indict several people for crimes against humanity, rape, forced transfer and torture. According to Eric Reeves, more than one million children have been "killed, raped, wounded, displaced, traumatized, or endured the loss of parents and families".



THE 10 AFRICA BIGGEST DESERT

1. The Sahara Desert

25% of the continent and occupies many countries including Chad, Algeria, Sudan, Niger, Morocco, Mali, Libya, Egypt, Mauritania, and Tunisia.

2) The Kalahari

The Kalahari is 362,500 sq. miles in size and its arid and hostile climate not only affects Botswana but also South Africa and Namibia.

3) The Namib

This is a coastal desert found in the southern part of Africa. Its name means vast place. The desert stretches for over 2000 kilometers along the coast of Namibia, Angola, and South Africa.

4) The Nubian Desert

It is located in the eastern part of the Sahara desert and occupies about 400,000km2 of land to the north of Sudan and between the Red Sea and the Nile.

5) The Libyan Desert

6) The Karoo Desert

It is a semi-desert located in South Africa

7) Blue Desert

Sinai desert close to the Red Sea

8 ) Western Sahara

9) Algerian Desert

It is located in the northern central part of Africa and is part of the Sahara. This desert occupies more than four-fifths of Algeria and has lots of sand dunes just like the Sahara desert. To the south-west part of the desert, there are mountain ranges known as the Tassuli n’Ajjer.

10) The Atlas Mountains


African Coffee Bean: Vivid flavors from Ethiopia & Kenya
Arabica coffee cultivation in Ethiopia

Ethiopia and Kenya are the world’s most distinctive coffee origins,& the world’s finest. .Years before the first Arabica coffee plant was found  in African ethopian country the ninth century found by the goat herder and find it as a emerging plant.


Ethiopia is the largest coffee producer in Africa.produced 384 000 metric tons of coffee & a home of Arabica coffee, the most popular beans worldwide with 28% exports employing 15 million people in one of three main growing regions — Sidamo, Harrar, Kaffa labelled as Ethiopian Heirloon and crops in variants might be a mix of SL28, SL38, Catuai, Geisha makes Ethiopian coffees heavy and winey or floral and tea like.

Kenya cuppa or coffee roasted beans 

Arabica coffee cultivation in Kenya 

Kenya produces top quality Arabica coffee which is globally recognized for its unique and exquisite taste.



The history describes that the first coffee cultivation was started in Africa on Rwanda mountaton

In Dubai duty free shop Kenyan roasted coffee are sold as cuppa in Dubai airport shops

OTHER CULTIVATION BY INTERCROPPING

The other cultivation are inland prawns, shrimps farms , bananas etc under UN mission and support

Arabica & Robasta  coffee cultivation in wayanad  Kerala 

Branding Wayanad Coffee  Robasata and Arabica 

YouTube 

https://youtu.be/UxUHZsEJhLE

Intetcropping Coffee with Rubber for more profit

https://youtu.be/IuLK9v4ckME

Roys coffee

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54   AFRICAN COUNTRIES ARE   (2020)  Subregion 1  Nigeria   206,139,589   Western Africa     2   Ethiopia   114,963,588   Eastern Africa     3  Egypt   102,334,404   Northern Africa    4  DR Congo   89,561,403   Middle Africa    5  Tanzania   59,734,218   Eastern Africa    6  South Africa   59,308,690   Southern Africa     7  Kenya   53,771,296   Eastern Africa    8  Uganda   45,741,007   Eastern Africa    9  Algeria   43,851,044   Northern Africa    10  Sudan   43,849,260   Northern Africa    11  Morocco   36,910,560   Northern Africa    12  Angola   32,866,272   Middle Africa    13   Mozambique   31,255,435   Eastern Africa    14  Ghana   31,072,940   Western Africa    15  Madagascar   27,691,018   Eastern Africa    16  Cameroon   26,545,863   Middle Africa    17   Côte d'Ivoire   26,378,274   Western Africa    18  Niger   24,206,644   Western Africa    19  Burkina Faso   20,903,273   Western Africa    20  Mali   20,250,833   Western Africa    21  Malawi   19,129,952   Eastern Africa    22  Zambia   18,383,955   Eastern Africa    23  Senegal   16,743,927   Western Africa    24  Chad   16,425,864   Middle Africa    25  Somalia   15,893,222   Eastern Africa    26  Zimbabwe   14,862,924   Eastern Africa    27  Guinea   13,132,795   Western Africa    28  Rwanda   12,952,218   Eastern Africa    29  Benin   12,123,200   Western Africa    30 Burundi   11,890,784   Eastern Africa    31  Tunisia   11,818,619   Northern Africa    32  South Sudan   11,193,725   Eastern Africa    33  Togo   8,278,724   Western Africa    34  Sierra Leone   7,976,983   Western Africa    35  Libya   6,871,292   Northern Africa    36 Congo   5,518,087   Middle Africa    37  Liberia   5,057,681   Western Africa    38  Central African Republic   4,829,767   Middle Africa    39  Mauritania   4,649,658   Western Africa    40   Eritrea   3,546,421   Eastern Africa    41  Namibia   2,540,905   Southern Africa    42  Gambia   2,416,668   Western Africa    43  Botswana   2,351,627   Southern Africa    44  Gabon   2,225,734   Middle Africa    45  Lesotho   2,142,249   Southern Africa    46  Guinea-Bissau   1,968,001   Western Africa    47   Equatorial Guinea   1,402,985   Middle Africa    48   Mauritius   1,271,768   Eastern Africa    49  Eswatini   1,160,164   Southern Africa    50  Djibouti   988,000   Eastern Africa    51  Comoros   869,601   Eastern Africa    52  Cabo Verde   555,987    and     Dependencies or other territories # Territory Population (2020) Dependency of    1 Réunion 895,312 France    2 Western Sahara 597,339 (disputed)    3 Mayotte 272,815 France   

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