Geography Assignment: Subsaharan Africa: Getting to know African Leaders
Discussions about Africa can be very complicated. Mostly because it new to us and because there are so many complex issues always going on. Everything from Ebola to Civil War to Hunger. Pick a country from Sub-Saharan Africa and tell us about:
1. Who is the current political leader?
2. What type of governments system is in place? (e.g. democracy, dictatorship)
3. An important recent event in the country.
4. Also be sure to read your fellow classmates entries and comment.
What is the use of a Wiki if no one is reading it?
You are welcome to choose any country from the region or select one from the list below.
• Ugnada
• Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Chad
• Rwanda
• Kenya
• Zaire
• Ethopia
• Mali
• Cote O'Ivorie
• Sierra Leone
Band Assignment Topic
Give an evaluation of the class so far.
Please be honest and detailed in your response.
For example: My evaluation of the class is great so far. I love reading in the textbook about all the different types of music and artists. The amount of work we have in the class is excellent, because it is not hard or easy. I also appreciate the feedback I receive from my assignments, because it's very helpful. Also, I like how the questions that are being asked are detailed and easy to understand. I also like how we have the class discussions, so we can all communicate with each other on the chapters we are learning. Overall, this class is a lot of fun and interesting. I'm looking forward to the rest of the chapters we learn.
Student Response
4. Also be sure to read your fellow classmates entries and comment
I choose to discuss Ethopia for Wiki Page of this chapter. The current political leader of Ethiopia is Mulatu Teshome. Mr. Mulatu Teshome has been the president of Ethiopia since Oct 2013 to current. The government's system of Ethiopia is structured in a framework of a Federal Parliamentary Republic. Prime Minister is the head of government.
Ethiopia is going through violent protest within their country. According to human rights groups, more than 500 people were killed in a protest in Oromia. Business, health, and education centers have been destroyed. The government has declared a six-month nationwide state of emergency.
(Be respect and what you think and understand about this response)