Other notable cities are Guéckédou with a population of 221,715, Kankan with a population of 193,830, and Kindia with a population of 171,005.There are 24 ethnic groups in Guinea. Guinea is very rich in natural resources, but war, corruption and political instability have made the country one of the world’s poorest. Infant mortality is still high (65.9 percent in 2013), but is declining. Guinea received very many refugees from Liberia and Sierra Leone in the early 2000s, and close to 100,000 of the country’s own residents had to flee due to unrest in the border areas against neighboring countries. Fulani is approximately 40% of the population lives mainly in Fouta Djalon as cattle and farmers. Within the Christian community of Guinea, there are Roman Catholics, Anglicans, Baptists, Seventh-Day Adventists, Evangelicals, and Jehovah's Witnesses.The land of Guinea is rich in natural resources and is the site of over one-quarter of the world's bauxite reserves, nearly 2 billion tons of iron ore, as well as diamond, gold, and uranium deposits.
The largest by far is the capital city of Conakry with a population of 1.660,973. There are eight national languages: fulani, malinke, susu, basari, kissi, koniagi, kpelle and loma.87% of the population are Muslims, approximately 5% are Christians, while approximately 8% belong to various local religions. Primary education is compulsory for just eight years, and most children do not attend for long or ever go to school.French is the official language, although more than 24 indigenous languages are spoken in Guinea.The predominant religion is Islam, practiced by about 85% of the population, followed by Christian (8%) and traditional beliefs (7%). The population of Guinea in 2019 was 12,771,246, a 2.88% increase from 2018.
Conakry is also the economic center of Guinea, and has most of the country's colleges, hospitals, parks, and hotels. Non-Africans total about 30,000 (mostly French, other Europeans, and Lebanese). Notre vocation est d'informer les internautes sur le monde et les populations qui y vivent, par le biais de fiches pays synthétiques, de statistiques, de cartes d'actualités, d'articles ponctuels, le tout dans divers domaines touchant l'humanité. Demographics of Guinea 2019 As of 1 January 2020, the population of Guinea was estimated to be 14,216,998 people. Rates this high are likely causing economic strain to the citizens when so much of the population is living in poverty.Predictions believe that Guinea's rate of growth will begin to decline in the near future. 3° 45′ 08″ N, 8° 46′ 26″ E Géographie Plus grande ville Bata Superficie totale 28 051 km 2 (classé 145 e) Superficie en eau Négligeable Fuseau horaire UTC + 1 Histoire Indépendance De l' Espagne Date 12 octobre 1968 Démographie Gentilé Équatoguinéen Population totale (2020) 1 403 000 hab. These estimates predict that the population of Guinea will double over the next 30 years, saying that the population will be 13,570,826 in 2020, 17,631,380 in 2030, 22,059,928 in 2040, and 26,852,336 in 2050.The country of Guinea is found on the west coast of CLose to 40% of people living in Guinea live in urban areas, and there are several sizable cities in the country that are home to these people. Infant mortality is still high (65.9 percent in 2013), but is declining.
The growth rate in Guinea went down somewhat after the spike in 1995 but has remained fairly high since. Seven national languages are used extensively; the major written languages are Other languages have established Latin orthographies that are used somewhat, notably for Demographic statistics according to the World Population Review in 2019.Adult prevalence rate: 1.5% (2017 est.) Although agriculture is not presently one of their major industries, it certainly could be given their ideal land and climate conditions. Guinea’s population is estimated at 11,745,000 (World Bank 2013) and annual population growth to 2.5%. Infant mortality is still high (65.9 percent in 2013), but is declining.
Population growth has been lower than in many other African countries, mainly due to high emigration over many years. miles). Some portion of the population counted as "working age" may actually be unemployed or not in the labor force whereas some portion of the "dependent" population may be employed and not necessarily economically dependent.© Copyright Worldometers.info - All rights reserved -