Sentence examples for Africa from high-quality English sources.

• Silk is also woven in West Africa.

• Numbers continue to decline in parts of central Africa and East Africa.

• Brand South Africa, the official marketing agency mandated with managing the image and reputation of South Africa for global competitiveness.

• In terms of volume, Fanon’s turn to Africa in the years following the publication of Black Skin, White Mask is overwhelmingly occupied with North Africa, and Algeria in particular.

• The UN also squared off against South Africa.

• Africa became known as the Cradle of Humankind.

• With this the European scramble for Africa began.

• For the music of Islamic Africa, see Islamic arts: Music.

Use Africa in a sentence.

• By 1915 South Africa had taken over South West Africa.

• African architecture, the architecture of Africa, particularly of sub-Saharan Africa.

• In general, Islam is the religion of northern Africa and Christianity of southern Africa.

• South Africa makes up roughly half the confirmed virus cases in Africa with more than 650,000.

• Out of Africa 2 (also called the population replacement hypothesis) picks up where Out of Africa 1 leaves off.

• Out of Africa 1 contends that earlier Homo species did in fact migrate from Africa before the evolution of H. sapiens.

• A. afarensis in turn may be ancestral to P. aethiopicus, which begat P. boisei in eastern Africa and P. robustus in southern Africa.

• (See also British Decolonization in Africa, 1957–62; British Decolonization in Africa, 1963–80; French Decolonization in Africa.)

Africa sentence examples

• In 1946 South Africa, with alleged but dubious tribal support, requested UN permission to incorporate South West Africa, but the request was denied.

• Britain and France, the big winners, gained new territory in West Africa, and Britain built a network of colonies in East Africa running from South Africa to Egypt.

• With the exception of South Africa and the countries of North Africa, all of which have diversified production systems, the economy of most of Africa can be characterized as underdeveloped.

• Rain falls only in winter (December–January in North Africa, June–July in Southern Africa), although in some localities it may fall in autumn (September in North Africa, April in Southern Africa).