This is the general term for Africa's grasslands.

This country has lost 85% of its rain forest to deforestation.

This is a person who flees his/her home to escape danger or unfair treatment.

This is the region of transition in Africa from the Sahara to the savannas.

This is a form of economic pressure which was applied to South Africa by the global community in hopes of ending the South African policy of apartheid.

This is the result of the over harvesting of trees.

This African country has three capitals, one of which is Pretoria.

This is a conflict between opposing groups of citizens in the same country.

This is a drought that lasts longer than 10 years.

This is the largest tropical lake in the world.

This is the turning of the savannah into desert through drought or over-farming.

This is the enclave in South Africa besides Lesotho.

This is a sudden political takeover.

This is the systematic segregation of blacks in South Africa.

The Hutu and Tutsi are primarily from these two countries and have been embroiled in terrible civil wars which have killed hundreds of thousands.

This is the name of the act of taking land from those with plenty and giving to those with little.

This country was a former colony of France and lies immediately north of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

This is a Swahili word meaning "pull together."

This is the effect of too much rain and moisture on soil, particularly prevalent in rain forests.

This is the most famous South African who was instrumental in ending apartheid in the early 1990s.

This is the Latin term meaning plants native to a certain area.

This is the former name of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

After the seizure and redistribution of land by Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe, many white Zimbabweans left the country in a process known as this.

In Kenya, pesticides are made from this flower which is raised as a cash crop.

In 1980, Robert Mugabe, the leader of this country, promised that his government would buy land from white farmers only if the farmers would sell it willingly.