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MOZAMBIQUE
BY DELIA CARR
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Free Grunge Textures - www.freestock.ca
2.
WELCOME TO MOZAMBIQUE
Mozambique is one of the richer country's thanks to their coal mines
Malaria is the leading killer in Mozambique
Their economy grows 7% each year
The population 24,096,669
The life expectancy:49
Photo by
Mozambique - Moments
3.
POVERTY AND HEALTHCARE
The people are threatened by the number of deadly diseases
Food is also scarce there
Photo by
Mr.Fink's Finest Photos
4.
FOOD AND DALIY LIFE
4/5 of people live in rural areas
Fishing continues to be done in traditional methods
Photo by
Stig Nygaard
5.
PEOPLE AND CULTURE
There are many people who can speak almost 40 different languages
There are lots of local dance ceremony's
The most well known ceremony is the mapiko dance
Photo by
kayadams.com
6.
GEOGRAPHY AND WILDLIFE
The southern part of Mozambique is mostly costal plains
The Zambezi and Limpopo rivers run through Mozambique
There are lots of whales and whale sharks there
Photo by
Julie Edgley
7.
CLIMATE AND AGRICULTURE
Higher land is colder and lower land is hotter
In the south they have very little rainfall
Fishing is a economic activity
Photo by
DavidBerliner
8.
ECONOMY AND INDUSTRY
The most important earner for Mozambique is aluminum
Even though Mozambique has a good economy it still remains one of the worlds poorest country's
International companies are setting factory's and work places there
Photo by
JSpencerUNC
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EDUCATION AND JOBS
In 1974 not many schools were available
In the 1990s lots more schools opened
Many girl leave education at 14 to marry since it is traditional
Photo by
Liv Unni Sødem
10.
HISTORY AND POLITICS
In the 11th century kingdoms used the river through Mozambique as a passage to sea
People traded on the coastline of Mozambique
During WW2 they focused more on food
Photo by
Mozambique - Moments
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PROBLEMS
There are a lot of diseases that are very deadly.
Theres not much money for food there was even a fight when they raised the price of bread.
12.
BYE THANKS FOR WATCHING
BY DELIA CARR
Photo by
Juergen Kurlvink
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