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Africa$1678$ - translation to greek

YEAR
1678 (year); Year 1678; AD 1678; 1678 CE; 1678 AD; Events in 1678; Births in 1678; Deaths in 1678
  • Battle of Saint-Denis]]
  • [[Amaro Pargo]]
  • [[Andries de Graeff]]
  • [[Samuel Dirksz van Hoogstraten]]
  • [[Antonio Vivaldi]]

Africa      
n. αφρική
North Africa         
  • Women in [[Tunisia]] (1922)
  • Market of [[Biskra]] in Algeria, 1899
  • 1803 [[Cedid Atlas]], showing the Ottoman held regions of North Africa
  • The [[kasbah]] of [[Aït Benhaddou]] in Morocco
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  • Roman]] emperor native to North Africa was [[Septimius Severus]], born in Leptis Magna in present-day Libya.
NORTHERNMOST REGION OF THE AFRICAN CONTINENT
North African; Northern Africa; North African descent; North-African; Upper Africa; North Africans; Africa, North; North of the Sahara; White Africa; Super-Saharan Africa; Nth Africa; Africa/North Africa; Southern Mediterranean; North-Africa; Geography of North Africa; Transport in North Africa
βόρεια αφρική
south africa         
  • [[Zulus]] performing a traditional dance
  • The female [[African Leopard]] "Thandi" in the Djuma concession of the [[Sabi Sand Game Reserve]]
  • anti-apartheid]] activist and writer
  • "For use by white persons"&nbsp;– apartheid sign in English and Afrikaans
  • The [[Battle of Majuba Hill]] was the last decisive battle during the [[First Boer War]], and saw the British defeated by the Boers after 2 hours of fighting.
  • British concentration camp]] during the [[Second Boer War]].
  • Springboks]] on their tour of the country after winning the [[2019 Rugby World Cup]]
  • 1876 map of South Africa
  • [[Charles Davidson Bell]]'s 19th-century painting of [[Jan van Riebeeck]], who founded the first European settlement in South Africa, arrives in [[Table Bay]] in 1652
  • Zulu attack]] on a Boer camp in February 1838
  • Portuguese explorer [[Bartolomeu Dias]] planting the cross at [[Cape Point]] after being the first to successfully round the [[Cape of Good Hope]].
  • [[Cape Floral Region Protected Areas]]
  • F.W. de Klerk]] and [[Nelson Mandela]] shake hands in January 1992
  • higher-speed]] commuter rail
  • Ceres Valley]], Western Cape
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  • Koeberg Power Station]], the only [[nuclear power plant]] on the entire African continent
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  • President of South Africa, [[Cyril Ramaphosa]] (far left), poses with the [[BRICS]] heads of state and government during the [[11th BRICS summit]], 2019
  • Life expectancy in select Southern African countries, 1950–2019. [[HIV/AIDS]] has caused a fall in life expectancy.
  • The [[Nelson Mandela Bridge]] in [[Johannesburg]]
  • [[Provinces of South Africa]]
  • [[Mapungubwe Hill]], the site of the former capital of the [[Kingdom of Mapungubwe]]
  • [[Mark Shuttleworth]] in space
  • [[MyCiTi]] Bus in [[Cape Town]]
  • Spring flowers in [[Namaqualand]]
  • March in [[Johannesburg]] against [[xenophobia in South Africa]], 23 April 2015
  • An aerial view of the [[Two Rivers mine]] in [[Steelpoort]], [[Limpopo]], owned by both African Rainbow Minerals and Impala Platinum holdings limited.
  • Rock painting]] by the [[San people]], [[Cederberg]]
  • Smash and Grab Hot Spot sign in [[Retreat, Cape Town]]
  • [[Cape Town Stadium]] is the 5th-largest stadium in South Africa, with a capacity of 55,000
  • Great Escarpment]] which surrounds the east, south and western borders of the central plateau.
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  • Köppen climate types]] of South Africa
  • A proportional representation of South African exports, 2019
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  • [[South African Airways]] [[Airbus A340]] at [[Munich Airport]]
  • [[South African giraffe]]s, Kruger National Park
  • Vektor R5]] rifles on parade in Johannesburg, 2010
  • Parow, Cape Town]]
  • The [[University of Cape Town]]
  • [[Union Buildings]] in Pretoria, seat of the executive
  • suburb of Johannesburg]]
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COUNTRY IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
Zuid Africa; Republic of South Africa; ISO 3166-1:ZA; Suid-Afrika; Ningizimu Afrika; Azania/South Africa; South Africa's; Zuidafrika; S. Africa; South africa; Third Republic (South Africa); Zuid-Afrika; Republic of south africa; Southafrica; Suid Africa; Zuid Afrika; Seth efrika; Capital of South Africa; Afrique du sud; South-Africa; The Republic of South Africa; South-African; Mzansi; Republiek van Suid-Afrika; S Africa; Soufrica; Sou'frica; Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA; Rep. of South Africa; S Afr; Repabliki ya Afrika-Borwa; Rephaboliki ya Afrika Borwa; IRiphabliki yeSuwela Afrika; IRiphabhulikhi yeNingizimu Afrika; Riphabliki ra Afrika Dzonga; Rephaboliki ya Aforika Borwa; Riphabuḽiki ya Afurika Tshipembe; Rephabuliki ya Afurika Tshipembe; IRiphabliki yomZantsi Afrika; IRiphabhuliki yaseNingizimu Afrika; Conservation issues in South Africa; Iningizimu Afrika; Mzantsi Afrika; SouthAfrica; Republic South Africa; South Africa Act 1962
νότια αφρική

Definition

Black Africa
Black Africa is the part of Africa to the south of the Sahara Desert.
N-PROPER

Wikipedia

1678

1678 (MDCLXXVIII) was a common year starting on Saturday of the Gregorian calendar and a common year starting on Tuesday of the Julian calendar, the 1678th year of the Common Era (CE) and Anno Domini (AD) designations, the 678th year of the 2nd millennium, the 78th year of the 17th century, and the 9th year of the 1670s decade. As of the start of 1678, the Gregorian calendar was 10 days ahead of the Julian calendar, which remained in localized use until 1923.