Ganji Islands

Democratic Republic of Ganji Islands República Democrática das Ilhas Cânhami (çazaprada) Reçbuwlike Democrati das Ilhe Kwanji (kwiji)
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: Viver com cânha, família e Deus Live with ganja, family and God
Anthem: "Szwasa Deus na nozo paiç"
Capital	Marley
Official languages	Çazaprada, Kwiji
Recognised national languages	- Bwinu Minszesi Zawali Jeçein Cevi
Ethnic groups (2017)	79,7 % Baji 10,2 % White 8,3 % Bwinu 3 % Zakawali 0,8 % Other
Religion (2017)	46 % Christianity 24 % Rastafari
Demonym(s)	giji, ganjaman
Government
• President	Eric Kofi Khélowaki
• Vice President	Etienne Brekowantaz
• Prime Minister	Tuakwa Jndzo
Legislature	Parliament
Formation
• Independence from Figanca	28 May 1744
• Civil War	19 June,1977 - 19 October 1988
• Reunification	2 March 1994
Population
• 2017 estimate	17,700,748
GDP (PPP)	estimate
• Total	844,7 billion USD
• Per capita	47,721
Gini	8 low
HDI (2017)	0.922 very high
Currency	gawresh (ɠ) (GWR)
Time zone	UTC+5 (EIT)
Date format	DD/MM/YYYY
Driving side	right
Calling code	+22
Internet TLD	.gj

Ganji Islands, (also known as Ganji or Kwanji) is a country located in Valasia, Anteria. The country got its independence from Figanca in 1744.

History

20th century (The Civil War)

Giji Civil War

Geography

Ganji is located in Valasia, Anteria. Its neighbors are Figanca and Edirnum.

Ganji is known for its stunning nature, the forests and the beautiful mountains. The highest point in Ganji is the Njembwe Mountain (2,448 m) in South Ganjiland. The main rivers are the Lokombo River and the Jabulani River. Lokombo is the main water source for the mainlanders.

The world famous Demba Forest is located in New Lokombo. Millions of people visit it every year, mostly people from equatorial countries.

Regions

№ code	Flag	Name	Capital	Population
1		Marl Island	Marley	7,700,000
2		South Ganjiland	Cobewe	800,000
3		North Ganjiland	Portland	800,000
4		Johnston	Çeb	400,000
5		Bjawi	Limeno	200,000
6		Akiwa	Twane Kebwe	220,000
7		Swalale	Deschen	180,000
8		Yegrentez Valin	Raiyed	400,000
9		Herbington	Herbington City	3,120,000
10		New Lokombo	Berhine	240,000
11		Middleton	North-Amirtown	120,000
12		Kewze	South-Amirtown	160,000
13		Jahbi	Seatown	280,000
14		Goarpaz	Mount Cabela	56,000
15		Denver	Freetown	356,000
16		Njab Di Zawal	Zakadilébe	58,000
17		Banton Island	Buju Town	88,000
18		Demaruén Island	Casedis	48,000
19		Banana Island	Nebiné	12,000
20		St. Kap-Vau	Kap-Vau	400,000
21		St. Damién	Djewe	140,000
22		Kjaw	Kszedszinhebi	90,000
23		Cape Eter	Eter Town	960,000
24		Kantena	Fisher	50,000
25		Nevre	Nevre	25,000
26		Boomerang Island	Rixton	20,000
27		Gyu Na	East Bay	38,000
28		Ivelze	Carlsson	120,000
29		Hamilton	Fort Rajat	200,000
30		Bwinuéngde	Zwinak	6,400

Culture

Sports

Football is the most popular sport in Ganji Islands. Ganji has a professional men's national football team. They also have a professional football league, Ganji Football League.

Society

Demographics

Population in Ganji
Year	Population
1700	2,195,346
1800	5,065,034
1900	9,217,328
1980	13,980,232
1990	12,445,521
2007	16,259,401
2017	17,700,748