Le Francophonie, Afrique centrale - Rap the Map to learn French speaking Africa SHORT VERSION

Rap the Map with MapRap to learn the countries, territories, and national subdivisions with their respective capitals. This one is about independent French Speaking nations in Central Africa. EN FRANÇAIS / IN FRENCH!

Please note that there are no universally agreed upon terms for some major concepts.
For example:
1. There is a seven-continent model (most common) a six, a five, and even a four continents models.
2. How many countries exist.
• There are 193 member nations of the United Nations.
• There are also two observer nations to the UN (195).
• There are three nations that participate in UN specialized agencies but are neither members nor observer states (198).
• There are eight nations recognized by zero to forty-four nations (206).
• There is one nation, Sovereign Military Order of Malta (207), that has diplomatic relations with the UN, and 113 nations, but no physical territory.
• This does not include the everchanging number of micronations that only recognize each other and none of which have a population that reaches 500 citizens or lots of land.
3. Adding to the confusion, there are also disputes over which continents certain nations are part of or what regions countries belong to.

Because of this, my groupings of countries and naming of regions were done by me in good faith and presented in small enough bits so that you can learn about the world as quickly and easily as possible. If you are using this to help you with school, then make the necessary changes.