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'''Asayita''' ({{wp|Amharic|Asayic}}: አሳይታ, ''Asayəta''), known historically as '''New Aussa''' and officially the '''Republic of Asayita''' ({{wp|Amharic|Asayic}}: የአሳይታ ሪፐብሊክ), is a country located in the {{wp|Horn of Africa|Horn of Africa}} region of {{wp|East Africa|East Africa}}. It borders the {{wp|Red Sea|Red Sea}} and {{wp|Gulf of Aden|Gulf of Aden}} to the north, the {{wp|Indian Ocean|Indian Ocean}} to the east, {{wp|Kenya|Kenya}} to the south, and {{wp|Sudan|Sudan}} and {{wp|South Sudan}} to the west. Asayita covers over 1.8 million square kilometres making it the 3rd largest country in Africa and is home to 152 million people making it the 2nd-most populous country in Africa after {{wp|Nigeria|Nigeria}}. The country's capital and largest city is [[Semeka]] while the city of [[Yasum]] serves as Asayita's cultural and historical centre. Other major urban areas in the country include [[Tiprem]], [[Inwassa]], [[Takar]], [[Ashkej]], [[Hagedar]], and [[Farazeh]]. The official language of Asayita is {{wp|Amharic|Asayic}}. Most people in the country are {{wp|Muslims|Muslims}}, the majority of them {{wp|Shia Islam|Shia}}.
'''Asayita''' ({{wp|Amharic|Asayic}}: አሳይታ, ''Asayəta''), known historically as '''New Aussa''' and officially the '''Republic of Asayita''' ({{wp|Amharic|Asayic}}: የአሳይታ ሪፐብሊክ), is a country located in the {{wp|Horn of Africa|Horn of Africa}} region of {{wp|East Africa|East Africa}}. It borders the {{wp|Red Sea|Red Sea}} and {{wp|Gulf of Aden|Gulf of Aden}} to the north, the {{wp|Indian Ocean|Indian Ocean}} to the east, {{wp|Kenya|Kenya}} to the south, and {{wp|Sudan|Sudan}} and {{wp|South Sudan}} to the west. Asayita covers over 1.8 million square kilometres making it the 3rd largest country in Africa, and with a population of over 150 million it is the 2nd-most populous country in Africa after {{wp|Nigeria|Nigeria}}. The country's capital and largest city is [[Semeka]] while the city of [[Yasum]] serves as Asayita's cultural and historical centre. Other major urban areas in the country include [[Tiprem]], [[Inwassa]], [[Takar]], [[Ashkej]], [[Hagedar]], and [[Farazeh]]. The official language of Asayita is {{wp|Amharic|Asayic}}. Most people in the country are {{wp|Muslims|Muslims}}, the majority of them {{wp|Shia Islam|Shia}}.


==Etymology==
==Etymology==

Revision as of 01:19, 31 August 2023

Republic of Asayita
የአሳይታ ሪፐብሊክ
Flag of Asayita
Flag
Coat of arms of Asayita
Coat of arms
Location of Asayita (turquoise) in Africa
Location of Asayita (turquoise) in Africa
Capital
and largest city
Semeka
Official languagesAsayic
Religion
Shia Islam (Majority)
Demonym(s)Asayitan
GovernmentUnitary semi-presidential republic
LegislatureNational Assembly
Area
• Total
1,882,757 km2 (726,937 sq mi)
• Water (%)
1.83
Population
• 2023 census
152,683,144
GDP (PPP)estimate
• Total
$2.493 trillion
• Per capita
$16,334
GDP (nominal)estimate
• Total
$774.408 billion
• Per capita
$5,072
Date formatmm-dd-yyyy

Asayita (Asayic: አሳይታ, Asayəta), known historically as New Aussa and officially the Republic of Asayita (Asayic: የአሳይታ ሪፐብሊክ), is a country located in the Horn of Africa region of East Africa. It borders the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden to the north, the Indian Ocean to the east, Kenya to the south, and Sudan and South Sudan to the west. Asayita covers over 1.8 million square kilometres making it the 3rd largest country in Africa, and with a population of over 150 million it is the 2nd-most populous country in Africa after Nigeria. The country's capital and largest city is Semeka while the city of Yasum serves as Asayita's cultural and historical centre. Other major urban areas in the country include Tiprem, Inwassa, Takar, Ashkej, Hagedar, and Farazeh. The official language of Asayita is Asayic. Most people in the country are Muslims, the majority of them Shia.

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