This country is subject to a light precipitation that its natives call the heug, which is brought by the harmattan winds. This nation's major river forms a so-called False Delta, which is home to the town of Richard-Toll, and its mouth is home to a former colonial capital. As a consequence of its location within the Intertropical Convergence Zone, this nation's climate experiences a tripartite division into coastal, Sahelian, and Sudanian climates, and the majority of the agriculture is practiced in this country's Fouta region. Other regions of this nation to the north
This country is subject to a light precipitation that its natives call the heug, which is brought by the harmattan winds. This nation's major river forms a so-called False Delta, which is home to the town of Richard-Toll, and its mouth is home to a former colonial capital. As a consequence of its location within the Intertropical Convergence Zone, this nation's climate experiences a tripartite division into coastal, Sahelian, and Sudanian climates, and the majority of the agriculture is practiced in this country's Fouta region. Other regions of this nation to the north of Guinea include the Casamance, from which guerilla fighters once operated during a conflict in neighboring Guinea-Bissau. This country's namesake river separates it from Mauritania and its capital is located on the Cape Verde Peninsula on the Atlantic shore. Ethnic groups in this nation include the Serer, Malinke, and Fulani, as well as its dominant ethnic and linguistic group, the Wolof. For ten points, identify this African nation with capital at Dakar.
This country is subject to a light precipitation that its natives call the heug, which is brought by the harmattan winds.
Senegal