Benin Overview
Benin is located in West Africa on the Gulf of Guinea and borders Burkina Faso, Niger, Nigeria and Togo. During the 15th century, today’s Benin was a prominent West African kingdom, and at that...
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Benin is located in West Africa on the Gulf of Guinea and borders Burkina Faso, Niger, Nigeria and Togo. During the 15th century, today’s Benin was a prominent West African kingdom, and at that...
Southern Benin is one of West Africa’s most densely populated areas. Around three-quarters of the country’s fast-growing population lives on slightly more than a tenth of the land area. The fastest growing cities and...
Benin, Republic of the Gulf of Guinea in West Africa. Adjacent to Nigeria in the east, Niger and Burkina Faso in the north and Togo in the west. Benin has been an independent nation...
Within Benin approx. The 100 km long coastline, which consists largely of sandbanks and lagoons, is located approx. 90 m high plateau Terre de Barre, a fertile clay area, and the Lama lowering, an...
Benin’s constitution came into force in 1991 after a referendum in 1990. Following this, Benin is a presidential multi-party-based unity state. The president is elected in the general, direct election for five years and...
Benin is primarily an agricultural country with modest natural resources. A relatively high proportion of the population lives in cities and towns, among others. because of. a significant public service sector and a certain...
Benin is one of Africa’s smallest countries, and it is also considered among the countries in the world that have had the lowest economic growth in recent times. Nevertheless, Benin has a relatively rich...
According to tradition, Benin was founded in 1625 by the king of the fon people, Dakadonou. The Fon and Yoruba people were in constant conflict selling their prisoners of war as slaves. The slave...