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Mount Kilimanjaro above the clouds at dusk, with acacia trees on the plain below

The encyclopedia of Africa, told from Africa. 55 countries, 8,717 articles, and it works with no internet at all.

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All 55 countries of Africa, in one program, on your own computer

People, places, kingdoms, wildlife, music, food and art. Search it, browse it, or just wander.

Afreeka is built for homes and classrooms where data is expensive or simply not there.

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8,717Articles
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23,463Photos
Explore
1,876Places on the atlas
Follow
5,030Timeline events
Listen
591Sounds and videos
Play
14,437Quiz questions

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Everything sits on your computer: the articles, the maps, the videos, even the games. Once it is installed, you can read and explore with no connection at all.

Inside Afreeka

A home for curiosity. Follow one question and end up somewhere you never planned to go.

The Afreeka home screen
Something new every time you open it
The Afreeka atlas of Africa with hundreds of places marked
An atlas that works offline
An Afreeka article about kente cloth
Articles with their sources
The Afreeka timeline
History on a timeline
Afreeka games and quizzes
Games and quizzes

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  • Works onWindows 10 or 11 (64-bit)
  • DownloadAbout 3 GB
  • Free space neededAbout 6 GB
  • InternetOnly to download it
  • MacComing later

    Most articles come from Wikipedia and are labelled in the app with their sources until a person has checked them. Every photo and sound is credited in the app, and photos in the screenshots above are credited there too.

    Mount Kilimanjaro: Sergey Pesterev, CC BY-SA 4.0, colour graded.