Apparently at 105m high and 400m wide the Kalandula Falls is one of Africa’s largest waterfalls and Luanda is repeatedly been ranked as one of the world’s most expensive cities for expatriate employees to live in. All we know is the giant sable antelope thought to be extinct was rediscovered in 2006...

A flight through some POIs of iceland since the nordics update.

Apparently Gabon has been inhabited for over 400,000 years and is home to the world’s largest species of sea turtle, the leatherback. All we know is, that Gabon is home of the surfing hippos. You can see hippos braving the waves off the beach in Loango National Park...

Apparently Cameroon receives so much rainfall, making it one of the wettest places on earth and while the Sanaga River is the longest river in Cameroon, it is not navigable. All we know is that Lake Nyos emitted poisonous gases, which became fatal for 1,746 villagers in Cameroon in 1986...

Apparently chewing gum is banned in Singapore, unless you have a medical prescription and all strangers are referred to as aunties and uncles. All we know is that there was no war for Singapore to gain independence, Malaysia just democratically voted to throw them out...

Apparently Nigeria has been inhabited since at least 9000 BC and as well as the five major languages, over 500 additional indigenous languages are spoken in Nigeria. All we know is that Olumo Rock is a popular tourist attraction located in Abeokuta, a massive granite rock that rises above the city...

Apparently the Ivory Coast is home to the largest church in the world. The Basilica of Our Lady of Peace of Yamoussoukro has an exterior area of 30,000m2 and Abidjan was known as the “the Paris of West Africa”. All we know is, that Ivory Coast is the world’s largest producer and exporter of cocoa beans...

Apparently Africa’s largest natural harbor is in Sierra Leone and Sierra Leone has the fourth largest diamond in the world. All we know is that one in ten of the world’s ships are registered in Liberia...

Apparently The Bijagós archipelago is also one of the few places in the world where you can see saltwater hippos. And the Quinara Region is known for its picturesque landscapes. All we know is that women hold influential roles within the Bijagó society, making key decisions and preserving cultural traditions...

Apparently The Gambia is one of only two countries in the world that officially have “The” attached to its name. The other country is The Bahamas and The Gambia is known as ‘the smiling coast of Africa dues to the warm-hearted Gambian people. All we know is that crocodiles represent the power of fertility in the Gambia, so women who encounter problems with conceiving often visit the crocodile-infested pool to pray and wash.