Answer:
- West Africa- kola nuts sold as trade gold mines
- Southeast Africa- Gold deposits in regions near major rivers, such as the Niger
- North Africa- Salt from desert
Explanation:
The question above shows means of production on the African continent, alternative to agriculture. As you may already know, Africa has a very large production of subsistence agriculture that is often not enough to promote a good economic balance, so other forms of resource exploitation are established. An example of this is the production of cola nuts sold as commercial gold mines in West Africa, the deposits of gold in regions close to major rivers, such as Niger in Southeast Africa and the production of desert salt in North Africa. .
