Encyclopedia of Africa South of the SaharaC. Scribner's Sons, 1997 - 4 頁 Arranged alphabetically. In addition to biographies, extensive country information (primarily postindependence), and historical events, the encyclopedia treats general topics in articles such as agriculture, political systems, and religion and ritual. |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 85 筆
第 175 頁
... Nigeria , has helped to turn this subregion into one of the world's major oil- producing zones . Nigeria and Angola are both likely to remain the leading producers in sub- Saharan Africa for the foreseeable future , and new offshore ...
... Nigeria , has helped to turn this subregion into one of the world's major oil- producing zones . Nigeria and Angola are both likely to remain the leading producers in sub- Saharan Africa for the foreseeable future , and new offshore ...
第 176 頁
... Nigeria is also expected to sell a significant proportion of its crude oil to South Africa , thus helping to underpin the anticipated growth in two - way trade between sub - Saharan Africa's two largest economies . Nigeria and South ...
... Nigeria is also expected to sell a significant proportion of its crude oil to South Africa , thus helping to underpin the anticipated growth in two - way trade between sub - Saharan Africa's two largest economies . Nigeria and South ...
第 532 頁
... Nigeria and the Sudan , and in Zanzibar , the British kept distinct Islamic legal systems . In northern Nigeria , Islamic law maintained the widest scope , followed not only in the qadis ' courts but also in the emirs ' judicial ...
... Nigeria and the Sudan , and in Zanzibar , the British kept distinct Islamic legal systems . In northern Nigeria , Islamic law maintained the widest scope , followed not only in the qadis ' courts but also in the emirs ' judicial ...
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