2006 Central African Republic, Bangui la coquette
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2006 Central African Republic, Bangui la coquette
General Philippe Leclerc de Hauteclocque in Bangui, now the Central African Republic. April-May 1941.
This is the current profile picture of the blog, it is slightly cropped, but it is hard to find a high quality version of the full photograph.
Central African Republic: this modern state with its capital at Bangui has one of the world's poorest populations thanks to continued instability since it achieved restored independence in 1979.
Coverage of the various historical cultures, rulers, and states of Africa
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Bangui, Republic Central Africa
Bangui, 1973
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Bangui Windmill is not only a source of clean and green energy, but also a tourist attraction and a symbol of pride and progress for the people of Ilocos Norte. The wind farm generates about 40% of the electricity needs of the province and reduces greenhouse gas emissions by about 56,000 tons per year.