Rwizikuru

Kingdom of Rwizikuru weRwizi: Humambo hweRwizikuru
Flag of Rwizikuru Flag Coat of arms of Rwizikuru Coat of arms
Motto: Tichakunda matambudziko We shall overcome adversity
Anthem: Pasi pemureza wenyika yedu Under the flag of our land
Outline of Rwizikuru Outline of Rwizikuru
Capital	Guta raMambo
Largest city	Port Fitzhubert
Official languages	weRwizi
Ethnic groups (2015)	veRwizi (95%) Others (5%)
Religion	tbc
Demonym(s)	Rwizikuran
Government	Absolute monarchy
• Mambo	Kupakwashe Ngonidzashe
Independence
• From Estmere	July 2, 1946
Area
• Total	330,838 km2 (127,737 sq mi)
Population
• 2015 census	18,903,392
• Density	72.2510473/km2 (187.1/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)	estimate
• Total	$2,621
• Per capita	$49,545,790,432
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	$1,424
• Per capita	$26,918,430,208
Gini (2015)	37.4 medium
HDI (2015)	0.913 very high
Currency	Rwizikuran nhovodiki (ſ) (RZN)
Date format	dd-mm-yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	TBD
ISO 3166 code	RZK
Internet TLD	.rz

Rwizikuru is a country located in the Bahia subcontinent of the Coius continent, bordered by Umoja and (TBC).

Etymology

The name Rwizikuru derives from the weRwizi word for "great river," rwizi rukuru, which also lends its name to the Rwizikuru River.

History

Colonial rule

colonized by Estmere, very little white settlement as they're more interested in our resources as opposed to settlement

Republic

first President of Rwizikuru elected in 1946 following independence was Muchengeti Mukonoweshuro, serves two four-year terms, then steps down in 1954 to be succeeded by Izibongo Ngonidzashe who serves two five-year terms after amending the constitution in 1956 to allow him to serve until 1964. after 1964, he declares himself...

Kingdom

...king. Izibongo dies in 1979, succeeded by his son, Kupakwashe Ngonidzashe, who is far more willing to open up to international markets.

Geography

main river, Rwizikuru River empties out at Port Fitzhubert

Economy

A market in Port x, 2010

Rwizikuru's economy is heavily based off of the mining of coltan, and copper, which comprises 75% of Rwizikuru's exports, as well as timber, which makes up another 15% of Rwizikuru's exports. However, these three sectors combined employ less than 30% of Rwizikurans, with around 55% of Rwizikurans working in agriculture, with almost all of them being subsistence farmers.

(TBC)

Politics

Rwizikuru is a unitary absolute monarchy, according to the Rwizikuran Basic Law passed in 1964 to supersede the republican constitution, ruled by Mambo Kupakwashe Ngonidzashe since Izibongo Ngonidzashe's death on September 21, 1979.

(TBC)

Legal system

According to the Rwizikuran Basic Law, Rwizikuru operates under the principles of common law as was introduced by Estmerish colonizers. However, since the institution of the Basic Law, which allows the reigning Mambo to interfere in the judiciary as he so pleases, such as altering sentences, the judiciary has lost its independence.

(TBC)

Administrative divisions

Rwizikuru is divided into x matunhu (sing. dunhu), or districts. The districts are run by a mukuru (chief), who is appointed by the reigning monarch and serves at His Majesty's pleasure.

(TBC)