They include big successes like The Last King of Scotland (Uganda, 2006), Sarafina (South Africa, 1992), Out of Africa (Kenya, 1985) and The Gods Must Be Crazy (Botswana, 1980)
Morocco In The Guinness Book Of World Records 2008
Morocco’s records include for the individual with the greatest number of descendants – Emperor Moulay Ismail is said to have fathered 525 sons and 342 daughters
Namibia In The Guinness Book Of World Records, 2008
Namibia’s 2008 records include the largest meteorite, 2.7 metres long by 2.4 metres wide, and estimated to weigh 59 tonnes. The country also has the world’s largest underground lake, and the fastest 200m sprint
South Africa In The Guinness Book Of World Records 2008
South Africa’s entries in the records book include those for the first heart transplant, the tree with the deepest roots, and for climbing a mountain – while walking backwards.
Swaziland In The Guinness Book Of World Records 2008
Swaziland’s entries reflect just how much HIV/Aids has had an impact on the country; it also features a very young king.