Answer:
Explanation below
Explanation:
It should be understood that sub-sahara African countries are the countries that are found below the sahara region. And some of them are Gambia, Ghana, Benin,Burkina Faso, Eritrea, Nigeria and so on.
The incidence of having no access to safe drinking water has brought a lot of problems to this region. For example, most of their citizens are exposed to epidemic of diseases or infections which are water borne such as cholera, typhoid among others. And this has made their government to divert the money which can be used for other developmental projects in treating those infected. Also making use of those money to provide safe drinking water for them.
Development happened at different times, and different discoveries happened in different places. The way they lived differed from other parts.
Nhamo is the protagonist in the book " A girl named disaster" by Nancy Farmer.
Nhamo escapes her family and an arranged marriage to Zimbabwe (from Mozambique) to her father's family.
Answer:
Barbiturates.
Explanation:
As the exercise briefly explains, barbiturates are depressants with various legitimate medical uses, such as relief from pain, anxiety, and tension, but people can become rapidly dependent on them. This type of drug, a barbiturate, acts as a depressant for the central nervous system and, even if relieves pain, anxiety and tension, it can also develop a rapid addiction to them, with a high percentage of overdose potential and more side effects.
