Chad is a country with a small population which is located in the continent/region of Africa

Chad is a republic, dominated by President Idriss Dby Itno, his political party (the Patriotic Salvation Movement), and his Zaghawa ethnic group. In theory Chad has a democratically elected president and National Assembly, but the country is widely regarded as a dictatorship where elections are rigged and basic freedoms are not consistently respected.

The leader of Chad is Idriss Deby

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Chads GDP growth fell in 2011 to 2.8% from 14.3% in 2010, but could average 5.1% over 2012-13 because of energy and related industries Rising oil prices and stabilization of expenditure in 2012 should improve public finance indicators and the countrys external position The poverty rate among Chads population of 11.2 million is estimated at 55%, with a rate of 87% in rural areas highlighting the need for proactive policies to transform the

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There are almost 200 different ethnic groups and the customs of Chad differ among each of the groups. Taubou or Daza is one of the main groups, who are basically known to live the life of nomads. These people believe in the custom of marriage and their family consists of a head, which is generally the husband, a wife and children. But in a Taubou or Daza family all major decisions are taken by the wife. These people also believe in the custom of polygamy. All the lawful customs the Taubou or Daza people are based on compensation and revenge.

Chad is emerging from half a century of regionalized conflict and internal turmoil, and it has the potential to lay foundations for better governance and development. The Chadian Government is taking steps to improve infrastructure and foster stability. 2010 peace agreement with Sudan. Chadian progress toward deepening democratization, including promotion of human rights and the rule of law.