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Africa is a region that contains a small NationStates roleplaying community.

Africa is a region that is significantly smaller than most other major regions for example The New Meritocracy or Europe. Africa is a very unique region in the sense that all regional activity is much more aggressive, however involves less war than say Europe. Although diplomatic conflicts are common, the region is built around the African Union and this organization which houses every nation in the region often averts wars among its nations. Although is has become increasing popular to disband from the African Union history has shown that these isolated nations tend to fall against a united Africa, most noteably so when the Union of Soviet SR disbanded from the African Union in late 2003, early 2004.

The level of play in Africa isn't exactly unique, although completely different in it's own way. Heavily influenced by the Europe region of NationStates, Africa sports fictional flags, imaginary countries based on real countries or in even some cases historical regimes, and international sporting events such as the olympics.

Although Africa is geographically one continent, the Africa region includes the Eurasian continent specially Europe and the Middle East.

Nations of Africa

• Akhtendum - The East African superpower, this highly religious nation feeds off the Nile and the Suez Canal. Akhtendum controls Egypt and the Sudan.
• Astoria - The superpower of Northern Europe based out of West Germany. A Democratic Republic, Astoria has a large amount of political power in Europe.
• Azaziel - The superpower of the Mediterranean Sea, mixing Greek and Italian civilization. Based out of the island of Crete, this highly militant nation is a mirror image of Ancient Rome.
• City - State - What once was Israel-Palestine is now a collection of city-states unified together in common defense and foreign trade.
• Djiboutian States - The neutral East African economic superpower lies on the Arabian Penninsula and derives much of its wealth from fossil fuels (oil, natural gas).
• Einland - Comprising Belgium and the Netherlands, this democracy gained independence from Mulgaria following a brutal civil war with the Papal States in mid-2006.
• Hiiraan - Next To Akhtendum, Hiiraan is not the Largest but most Economicially Sufficient nation in East Africa. Hiiraan Also Controls One point of the Great Nile River and has the 8th Largest Oil Producing fields.
• Israel-Palestine - The old nation reborn in mid-2005. Home of the great Tatiana Metanova, Israel-Palestine is known to be one of the most peaceful nations in Africa.
• Malawi -
• Papal States - A Catholic theocracy currently holding Luxembourg which was formed during the Catholic Insurrection which attempted to unite the Low Countries under catholic rule, but was beaten back to its current borders during a bloody counter-insurrection udertaken by Einland.
• Phazania - The free , western african monarchy which occupies partial lands of Sierra Leone,Ivory Coast ,Liberia and Ghana .
• Rossheim - A powerful authoritarian monarchy that emerged following the collapse of New Southern Africa, the Empire of Rossheim rules over South Africa, Lesotho and Botswana.
• TreLanka -
• United Faiths -
• Danish Commonwealth - The Danish Commonwealth is a conglomeration of all the Scandinavian nations and is particularly interested in securing the free rights of the citizens of Africa.

The African Union

The African Union (AU) was established by the governments of Africa as a recognition that the political hierarchies of each state rule at the pleasure of the people. AU members are committed to respecting the soveriegnty of all states and work within the organization to promote values of cooperation, coordination, and democracy.

Following is the Charter of the African Union followed by the signatories. Becoming a signatory is an extreme priviledge and responsibility. Nations typically engage in national debates and hold referendums and legislative votes to determine if the AU is right for their country. Africans are proud to have an overwhelming majority of the macrostates in the African Union. To join this prestigious organization, please contact the country of United Faiths.

The AU headquarters are located in Bujumbura and the organization encompasses the entire geographical area of the former state of Burundi.

Organisations of Africa

Organisation of African Oil Producing States (OAOPS): Specialises in price controls per barrel for export as well as the legislation regarding the manufacture of oil in African countries. Member States: New Southern Africa

African Telecommunications Administration (ATA): To connect the region better, the ATA was formed. This provides telecom codes for countries (ex.: +8 for New Southern Africa) and this provides for country suffixes for the internet (ex.: .sa for New Southern Africa). Member States: New Southern Africa, Dijiboutian States, Kambali, Hiiraan, Astoria-Maine, Southern Rhodesia, and The City-States of Israel-Palestine

African Universities Coalition (AUC): The AUC serves as a body of African Universities in countries that works on a common network to better the education of the member states involved. Member States: New Southern Africa, Zulu Nation

African Union Transporation Administration (AUTA): The African Union Transportation Administration (AUTA) serves as the administration that administers official codes of African States on automobile licence plates with the seal of the AUTA. This also serves as the vehicle and other forms of transportation licence plate administration. Member States: New Southern Africa

Organisation for the Security of African States (OSAS): In order to preserve security and cooperation among African States, and to end the increase instability in the Region, the Organization for the Security of African States is formed. Member States: New Southern Africa

United European Serenity Alliance (UESA): Organisation for the preservation of European peace. Member States: Astoria-Maine

The Mediterranean Alliance (MA): This organisation is a trade and mutual aid bloc formed of nations bordering the Mediterranean. Member States: Akhtendum, Azaziel, The City-States of Israel-Palestine, Mulgaria, and Trelanka

South African Free Trade Agreement (SAFTA): An organisation of southern African nations that promote free trade for the economic development of their sub-region. Member States: Kambali, Republic of New Southern Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Hein, Green Free State, Zububu, Zulu Nation

Map of the Continent of Africa

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Map of Africa