The Republic of Chat, usually called simply Chad, is situated in central Africa. The capital is N'Djamena, and the official languages are Arabic and French. Long a part of French Equatorial Africa, Chad got its independence, which was followed by a long-lasting civil war, lasting off and on from 1965 to 1990. The Darfur war has spilled over the border into Chad, and hundreds of thousands of refugees from Sudan have flooded into the country.
Regular Websites
Chad/Cameroon Oil Development Project
Contains details about this project including pdicution and construction, updates, and usefull limks. - Chad/Cameroon Oil Development Project
http://www.essochad.com/Chad-English/PA/TD_HomePage.asp
Contains lists of the President, prime minister, and other leaders of the country as well as governmental departments and ministries in the country of Chad. - CIA Fact Sheet: Chad
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/world-leaders-1/world-leaders-c/chad.html
Provides a map of Chad, the national anthem, "La Tchadienne," in audio and text format, as well as the text version of the constitution. Also lays out its national holidays, facts and figures, and a timeline in the history of the country. - World Statesmen: Chad
http://www.worldstatesmen.org/Chad.html