The phrase "africa background" is not correct as it should be capitalized as "Africa background." You can use it when referring to the cultural, historical, or geographical context related to Africa.
Example: "The documentary provided an Africa background that enriched our understanding of the continent's diverse cultures."
Alternatives: "African context" or "background of Africa."
Five are found within a mainly sub-Saharan Africa background (U6a3c, U6a5).
Author: Mohamedali, F.; Schwarz, R.; Schlueter, P.; Guild, S.; Bertrand, W. E.; Development Solutions for Africa Background UNICEF plays a central role in the provision of primary health care in Somalia.
Africa-South cooperation: background.
"I had no background in Africa, and the sad truth — sad truth — is that people get assigned to the Africa subcommittee because they have no seniority, and then they get off it as quickly as they can".
Africa should feed Africa.
Background Eastern Africa is a vast area straddling the Equator at roughly between latitude 18° North and 25° South of the Equator.
"To boys of his background," Wheeler writes, "Africa was a stage on which Europeans enacted their fantasies or lived out the heroic ideal".
"To boys of his background," Wheeler writes, "Africa was a stage on which Europeans enacted their fantasies or lived out the heroic ideal". Soon the major themes of Finch Hatton's life were established: his love of open spaces, flying and bohemian women.
Author: Mehrotra, S.; Vandemoortele, J. ; UNICEF NYHQ Background Sub-Saharan Africa is the only region in the world where the gross enrolment ratio at the primary level declined in the eighties.
AN APPRAISAL OF POSTER COMMUNICATION FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION TO DISADVANTAGED YOUTH IN SOUTH AFRICA Brian van Wyk School of Public Health, University of the Western Cape, South Africa Background : Internationally, consensus exists that sport and play programmes are important for child and community development.
A4 background and MPL pigmentation in sub-Saharan Africa were significantly correlated with both latitude and altitude (Table 4; Figure 5).
