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Sub-Saharan Africa

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  • Sub-Saharan Africa, which is the poorest part of the world, is paying $25,000 every minute to Northern creditors.

    Democracy Now! 2009

  • Sub-Saharan Africa, which is the poorest part of the world, is paying $25,000 every minute to Northern creditors.

    Democracy Now! 2009

  • In contrast, in Sub-Saharan Africa, which is near the equator, humans with a higher concentration of melanin absorb more intense sunlight to make Vitamin D.

    RVABlogs 2009

  • Most of that growth will take place in rapidly developing nations such as China and India and in regions such as Sub-Saharan Africa, which is already home to more urban dwellers than the combined populations of the United States and Canada, says Lee.

    Science News / Features, Blog Entries, Column Entries, Issues, News Items and Book Reviews 2009

  • So yes, this could, in theory, support actions being taken in places such as Sub-Saharan Africa which are very cut off from the world economy as well.

    Spread the Love - Anil Dash 2003

  • The world is on track to meet the drinking water target of the Millennium Development Goals, apart from Sub-Saharan Africa which is seriously lagging behind with about 340 million people lacking access to safe drinking water.

    unknown title 2009

  • Gnawa refers to an ethnic group- religious order descended from former slaves from Sub-Saharan Africa, who marched in caravans that stopped in the Kasbahs on the trade route north, some of whom stayed and assimilated.

    Richard Bangs: Why Would Anyone Bomb Jemaa El F'na Square in Marrakesh? Richard Bangs 2011

  • Gnawa refers to an ethnic group- religious order descended from former slaves from Sub-Saharan Africa, who marched in caravans that stopped in the Kasbahs on the trade route north, some of whom stayed and assimilated.

    Richard Bangs: Why Would Anyone Bomb Jemaa El F'na Square in Marrakesh? Richard Bangs 2011

  • Gnawa refers to an ethnic group- religious order descended from former slaves from Sub-Saharan Africa, who marched in caravans that stopped in the Kasbahs on the trade route north, some of whom stayed and assimilated.

    Richard Bangs: Why Would Anyone Bomb Jemaa El F'na Square in Marrakesh? Richard Bangs 2011

  • Gnawa refers to an ethnic group- religious order descended from former slaves from Sub-Saharan Africa, who marched in caravans that stopped in the Kasbahs on the trade route north, some of whom stayed and assimilated.

    Richard Bangs: Why Would Anyone Bomb Jemaa El F'na Square in Marrakesh? Richard Bangs 2011

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