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7/8/2021 7:49:25 PM |
June 2021 Countries that have visited the website since August 2019: 105. You can view the list below. The two new countries in June to visit the website were Pakistan and the Congo, Democratic Republic of. What a blessing for people to be able to visit this website and be able to gain information in their own language! We pray many will find very helpful information! 1 Afghanistan 2 Algeria 3 Anguilla 4 Argentina 5 Armenia 6 Australia 7 Austria 8 Azerbaijan 9 Bangladesh 10 Barbados 11 Belarus 12 Belgium 13 Renin, Republic of 14 Bermuda 15 Bolivia 16 Bosnia and Herzegovina 17 Botswana 18 Brazil 19 Bulgaria 20 Cambodia 21 Canada 22 China 23 Colombia 24 Congo, Democratic Republic of 25 Costa Rica 26 Croatia 27 Curacao 28 Cyprus 29 Czech Republic 30 Denmark 31 Dominican Republic 32 Egypt 33 England 34 Estonia 35 Ethiopia 36 Finland 37 France 38 Georgia 39 Germany 40 Greece 41 Guam 42 Honduras 43 Hong Kong 44 Hungary 45 Iceland 46 India 47 Indonesia 48 Iran, Islamic Republic of 49 Ireland 50 Israel 51 Italy 52 Jamaica 53 Japan 54 Kazakhstan 55 Korea 56 Kuwait 57 Latvia 58 Lebanon 59 Liechtenstein 60 Lithuania 61 Laos People's Democratic Republic 62 Luxembourg 63 Malaysia 64 Malta 65 Mexico 66 Moldova, Republic of 67 Morocco 68 Nepal 69 Netherlands 70 New Zealand 71 Nigeria 72 Norway 73 Pakistan 74 Panama 75 Peru 76 Philippines 77 Poland 78 Portugal 79 Puerto Rico 80 Romania 81 Russian Federation 82 Saudi Arabia 83 Scotland 84 Serbia 85 Seychelles 86 Singapore 87 Slovakia 88 Slovenia 89 Somalia 90 South Africa 91 Spain 92 Suriname 93 Sweden 94 Switzerland 95 Taiwan 96 Thailand 97 Trinidad and Tobago 98 Turkey 99 Ukraine 100 Uzbekistan 101 United Arab Emirates 102 United States 103 Viet Nam 104 Wales 105 Zambia | |||
7/4/2021 4:33:02 PM |
Let's welcome The Democratic Republic of Congo to the "How I Cured Morgellons" website. It is the 105th country to visit his website since August 2019!! The "Congo", or the "DRC" as it is frequently called, (not to be confused with the country "Republic of the Congo", was called "Zaire" from 1971-1997. In a local African language the word "Zaire" means "great river", referring to the Congo River. The name Congo has origins in the colonial period, when Europeans identified the river with the kingdom of the Kongo people, who live near its mouth. Following the overthrow of Mobutu in 1997, the country’s name prior to 1971, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, was reinstated. The DRC is the second largest country on the African continent after Algeria. The capital, Kinshasa, in the extreme west of the country, is the largest city in Central Africa. Congo is rich in natural resources. It boasts vast deposits of industrial diamonds, cobalt, and copper; one of the largest forest reserves in Africa; and about half of the hydroelectric potential of the continent. Ethnic groups More than 200 African ethnic groups live in Congo; of these, Bantu peoples constitute a large majority of the country’s population. There are around 600 languages or dialects spoken in the country. Population: Congo’s rate of natural increase is among the highest in the world. More than two-fifths of the population is younger than age 15, with some three-fourths under age 30; on the other hand, only a small fraction of the population is 60 or older. The negligible provision of medical care by the state—along with poverty, violence, and endemic disease—has limited life expectancy, which for both men and women is far below the global average. Agriculture, forestry, and fishing Domestic agriculture is the main source of food and income for the majority of the population. Agriculture, animal husbandry, fishing, and forestry combined provide employment for more than three-fourths of the labour force and, on average, account for more than two-fifths of GDP. Although the country is rich in agricultural potential, deterioration of the transportation network and agricultural services since independence have led to a return to subsistence agriculture and a collapse of market production. Foodstuffs such as cereals and fish are imported in increasing amounts. Coffee is the chief agricultural export, although much of it is smuggled out of the country; production of palm oil, rubber, and cotton, once mainstays of the export economy, has become almost negligible. Resources and power The country’s main economic resource is its mineral deposits; mining produces almost nine-tenths of total exports. The abundance of minerals in Katanga province was among those factors that attracted European powers to Congo in the 19th century. Do remember of pray for the people of the Congo (DRC). We welcome the people that found this website and desire that they will find helpful information in their journey towards healing. (source: www.britannica.com/place/Democratic-Republic-of-the-Congo/) | |||
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