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The African provinces The African provinces
The first Salesian Sisters set foot on African soil at Mers-el-Kebir in Algeria on December 8, 1893. Two years previously the Salesians had established a community there. The Sisters faced great poverty when they opened the oratory-youth centre which immediately welcomed all the girls and young women of the place. They set up sewing classes and became involved in catechism lessons and other tasks in the parish.(Cf. 'Journey of the Institute within a century’, vol.2)
In Africa, today, there are 8 Provinces consisting of 22 nations


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AEC  EQUATORIAL AFRICA-CAMERUN, CONGO BRAZZAVILLE, GABON, GUINEA EQUATORIALE AFC  CENTRAL AFRICA-DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
 
AFE  EST AFRICA-: ETHIOPIA, KENYA, RWANDA, SUDAN, TANZANIA AFM  SOUTHERN AFRICA-LESOTHO, SOUTH AFRICA, ZAMBIA
 
AFO  OVEST AFRICA-BENIN, COSTA d’AVORIO, MALI, TOGO ANG  ANGOLA
 
MDG  MADAGASKAR MOZ  MOZAMBICO
 
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