African Childhood

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In the Samburu tribe of kenya a wife stays with husband until she gets pregnant. She goes and lives with her mother where she stays for three to four years. when she has the baby is born she becomes a 

                                         Wedding Tradition in Africa        

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One tradition is the Lobola is when the groom give the bride father something before the wedding like cows or money. It is considered bad luck if the moon is not bright.

Economic

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Africa is the the second fastest growing region in the world. Since 2000 31 million African household  incomes have exceeded to $5,000. Africa has young workers to help raise economic growth. 40% of african's have a secondary education. Only 28% have stable well paying jobs. 9% of the workforce are unemployed.

   Geography                                

South Africa is the second largest continent in the world and is sometimes called the mother continent. Africa is bounded by the Mediterranean sea, the Red sea, the Indian ocean, and the Atlantic ocean. Africa is divided in half almost equally by the Equator. There are 54 countries and one non-self governing territory the western Sahara in Africa. African continent is the world's oldest populated area. Africa is south of Europe and southwest of Asia.

http://voices.nationalgeographic.com/2013/10/31/getting-to-know-africa-50-facts/

http://geography.about.com/od/africamaps/a/10-Facts-About-Africa.htm