Poverty in Egypt and South Africa

When people hear the word Egypt, it is usually the pyramid that comes to mind. But what do you think about South Africa? What comes to mind is poverty. Both regions are on the same continent, but they vary greatly in every aspect of political, economic and social development. To some extent, both countries are victims of poverty, but South Africa is more exposed, not as rapidly as any other country. Egypt is a sightseeing spot and a beautiful place, but at the level seen by tourists, the GNI per capita is low and the average life expectancy is short, so there is little opportunity for education in the center of Egypt.

Most of the world's poorest countries are in Africa. This does not mean that the continental countries have no diversity; for example, countries such as South Africa and Egypt have far lower poverty rates than Angola and Ethiopia. Overall, income levels in Africa are lower than in other parts of the world. In other words, the poverty level is relatively low in Africa as a whole. This problem is exacerbated by the drought in Northeast Africa in 2011 and brings hunger to many people in this area.

What is the fight for Africa? The battle of Africa, from South Africa to Egypt, is a time when major European countries compete and colonize the land of Africa. The battle for Africa began shortly after the slave trade, ended at the end of World War I and was a powerful representative of "new imperialism". The first country that acted was Belgium who colonized the Congo in 1885, but soon other countries like Portugal and the United Kingdom joined in order to avoid missing. First of all, South Africa is a country with a rich culture. This country is known as "Rainbow Kingdom", and this name reflects the diversity of this wonderful place. However, various ethnic groups and cultural groups in South Africa appreciate their beliefs and customs. In addition to African culture, many of these traditions are influenced by European and Western heritage. The complex and diverse population of the country has a strong influence on various cultures. have

Egyptian culture has a history of thousands of years. Ancient Egypt was one of the earliest civilizations in the Middle East and Africa. For thousands of years Egypt has maintained a unique, complex and stable culture that has influenced subsequent European culture. Since the Pharaonic era Egypt itself was influenced by Greek culture which once became Christianity, later Christianity. Arabic is the official language of Egypt, came to Egypt in the seventh century and today Egyptian Arabic became a modern speech. It is the second most widely used dialect because it is influenced by Egyptian movies and media throughout the Arabic-speaking world in various Arabic varieties. The position of Egypt in the center of the Arab world brings the opposite effect, and many words, phrases, proverbs are used from neighboring Arabian areas such as Maghreb and Mashrek.