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Guinea

Published on Nov 28, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

GUINEA

JIWANA AND ELIZABETH

CLIMATE

  • Tropical and humid
  • Wet season and dry season
  • One of the wettest countries in the world
  • Never cold except for at night
  • Dry season is from December to May
Photo by kevin dooley

GOVERNMENT

  • Guinea is a republic
  • President, legislative body, judicial branch, supreme court
  • President is elected and serves 5 year term
Photo by Sam Howzit

REGION

  • Located in west Africa
  • 245860 square kilometers
  • In a tropical forested area at the center of the ebola outbreak.
Photo by Ash Lourey

HEALTH

  • Malaria is a huge problem in Guinea
  • In 2014 there was an outbreak of Ebola
  • 98% of females have had their genitals mutilated

LANGUAGE

  • Official language of Guinea is french
  • French, Spanish, English are also spoken
  • Significant languages spoken are Pular, Maninka, Susu, Kissi, Kpelle and Loma
Photo by Leo Reynolds

MINING

  • Mining is one of the biggest industries in Guinea
  • Produces 25 million tons of bauxite
  • Also a huge iron ore industry
Photo by CDEGlobal

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