Here participants (or non-participants) can add articles or topics that would be suitable for the Developing Countries WikiContest. If you want to participate but aren't sure what to work on or don't know where to start, look through this page for ideas!

Add a new article to the table below with the following markup:

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Broader topics

• Community leaders and activists e.g. Norma Ashe-Watt

Specific articles

Least-developed countries are marked with LD.

Suggestions

Article	Country or countries	Current assessment	Notes
Mahmud of Ghazni	Afghanistan LD	Start	Middle Ages sultan. Need reorganization
Albert Azaryan	Armenia	Start	Soviet Armenian gymnast, 3-time gold medalist at the Olympics. poor sourcing, needs expansion
Gustave (crocodile)	Burundi LD	Start	Man-eating crocodile. Needs expansion
Pearl River	China	Start	One of the most important rivers in China, currently only 300 words!
Siege of Jadotville	DR Congo LD	Start	1961 battle. Needs reorganization
Legesse Wolde-Yohannes	Ethiopia LD	Stub	Alternative nobel laureate, page needs expansion & more citations
Amílcar Cabral	Guinea-Bissau LD	Start	Revolutionary and pan-Africanist anti-colonial leader. Needs references and reorganization
Baron Samedi	Haiti LD	Start	Vodou spirit. Needs references, in other media section needs attention
Aye-aye	Madagascar LD	B	Ugly-cute lemur. Needs expansion and references
Gobero	Niger LD	B	10,000-year-old human graveyard in the Sahara. good sourcing, needs expansion & copyedit
Catholic Church in Palestine	Palestine	Stub	One-source stub for a decently important topic. There are around 80,000 Catholics in Palestine, mostly in the West Bank.
Abduwali Muse	Somalia LD	Start	Somali pirate in US federal prison in...Indiana. Needs references
The Vulture and the Little Girl	South Sudan LD	B	Photograph. Close to GA
.tv	Tuvalu LD	B	Web domain providing 8.4% of Tuvalu's government revenue. Needs references
Norma Ashe-Watt	United Kingdom	Start	Community activist and co-founder of Keskidee centre 1st Black-led theatre & arts centre in the UK.