Southern Africa

   

Southern Africa refers to the southern part of the African continent. It is regarded as being part of Sub-Saharan Africa.

Southern Africa (a region) should not be confused with the South Africa (a country within that region).

Map of Africa with southern countries highlighted

Southern africa is a distinct region. Some of its main exports include diamonds, gold, and uranium. Because of early imperialism, Southern Africa has not yet fully developed and industrialized. It is therefore in persuit of economic and political stability. Some countries that could be regarded as being part of Southern Africa are:

Southern Africa faces unique challenges, and these are addressed through the Southern African Development Community (SADC).


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