Another sub-Saharan country that has a history of numerous coups and many poor people. Guinea has one of the highest concentrations of minerals for an African country. This has resulted in the country being pillaged for its riches by foreign countries. At the end of 2010 Guinea was able to have a fair and equal election which means this country is on the road to recovery.
Continent: Africa
Population: 10,050,000
HDI Rank: 170th
Neighbors: North - Senegal, Guinea-Bissau and Mali, South - Sierra Leone, Liberia and Cote d' Ivorie
Guinea Coastline
Market in capital city Conakry
Niger River in the Savannah
conflict diamonds is such a sad situation, too bad not much people care
ReplyDeletethe road to recovery looks like it's jammed with traffic.
ReplyDeletetoo many people with a vested interest meddling in their economy - imo
ReplyDeleteThe Coastline looks amazing.
ReplyDeletethanks :)
ReplyDeleteWow, the traffic in the market looks a lot like my commute to work!
ReplyDeletePraying for this country to get better.
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ReplyDeletekeep up the good work brother
I think you could say Sub-Saharan Africa and the coups and poverty are implied. But yeah, the pillaging has a lot to do with the IMF, World Bank, and their criminal national loan programs.
ReplyDeletetheir populated areas are so crowded!
ReplyDeleteLOL, way to rip off the flag Guinea-Bissau and Senegal, Guinea.
ReplyDeleteWow, that traffic is intense! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletehopefully they are on the road to recovery.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, hope they get better, keep spreading the word. Following
ReplyDeleteI've always confused Guinea and Ghana for some reason...
ReplyDeletelook at all the cabs
ReplyDeleteIt's always helpful to have some worldly knowledge.
ReplyDeletecheers
ReplyDeleteYour blog is very interesting, I think there are many countries, that nobody in the United Nations worries about it.
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