A landlocked, some say failed state in the dead heart of Africa, this desert country is home to the largest mountain chain in the Sahara. In this thread I will endeavour to answer any and all of your burning questions about Chad!
While not a dish native to Chad, and being a landlocked country all sea fish must be imported and can be expensive, the Chadians are a resourceful bunch. I'm sure if you were explain the dish to a restarateur and offer him a few Francs, he would be able to rustle something up.
There aren't very many raves in Chad, but there is a vibrant indigenous music scene and I believe very few people have heard of Cliff Richard.
Yes of course, though they can be a little hard to come by. The country has 9 ISPs and just 35,000 internet users.
cool... can update my uber-blog on the adoption progress... and cut some tasty beats... the press will love it!
They certainly will. The nation's number one newspaper is the Ndjamena Hebdo, there is one broadcast television station and a number of FM and AM radio stations.
What is some of best scenery about this "Chad"??? Never heard of Chad before so forgive me if I wonder if this is not like OZ.
Chad has some breathtaking scenery, from the vast desolate plains of the sahara: To the Tibesti mountain range:
Have any of the inhabitants of Chad ever seen the film Chud? Or for that matter, Chud 2: Bud the Chud?
Chad , I still wonder. Might open that spherically wrapped object that someone gave me one Christmas.