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|official_languages = StaynishWesalaric, Nywalli, Kolonital, Octali, Vistarian

}}'''Hawa''' , officiallyformally known as the '''Republic of Hawa''', is located in the Gondwanan Nyobia Valley where the Gondwanan Nyobi Lakes region and West Gondwana converge. It is bordered by [[Zawadi]] to the EastWest, [[Democratic Republic Of Nyo]] to the southwestSouthwest, and the [[Central Republic Of Nyo]] to the Southeast. Lake Nyo lies along its southwestern border., with the river that connects Lake Leopold to Lake Nyo passing through Hawa.

TheFor Nwa,at Kemtoleast and700 Rufiyears, peoplesHawa havewas livedenhabited inby Hawathe forNwa, atKemto leastand 700Rufi yearspeoples. ForHawa morespent thanjust over 400 of those years, Hawa wasas an independent kingdom, lasating until the beginning of the 20th century, when AcronianTavari missionaries spreading [[Akronism]] and the Vistari Empire colonized the region.

The sovereign state of Hawa political system is that of a presidential representative democratic republic based upon a multi-party state. The President of Hawa is the head of state and head of government. There are currently 33 registered parties in BurundiHawa.

Hawa remains primarily a rural society, with just 16.3% of the population living in urban areas in 2019. Roughly 85% of the population are of Kemto ethnic origin, 15% are Rufi, and fewer than 1% are indigenous Nwa. The official languages of Hawa are Nywalli, Octali and VastariVistarian, StaynishKolonital being recognized officially as the sole national language.

From 1881, theAkronist Acronianmissionaries Missionaries waswere active in the Gondwanan Nyobi Lakes region. As a result of heightened tensions and border disputes between the Acronian MissionariesAkronists, the Kalatianburg Empire and Norgsveldet, the Vistari Empire was called upon to put down the Kemto revolts and protect the empire's interests in the region. [[Vistaraland]] stationed armed forces in Zawandi and Hawa during the late 1890s.

Hawa, as part of Vistari Central Gondwana continued its kingship dynasty despite the invasion of the Vistari. This was due to Vistari Central Gondwana's status as a colony under the Administration of the Vistari Colonial Company, who held lax libertarian policies on how a region may rule so long as it comolies with Vistari Officials.

The Vistari however,V.C.C preserved many of the kingdom's institutions, allowing the Hawadian monarchy succeeded into survivingsurvive into the post-colonial period. During the late 1940s, a series of policies caused divisions throughout the country. Native authorities also had powers. In 1956, Vistaraland allowed the region to form political parties. These factions contributed to Hawa gaining its independence from Vistaraland, in 1960.

King Kian Van Rooyen V, who had fled the country during the October coup of 1966, was deposed by a coup in August 1966 and his teenage son, Lihan Le Roux, claimed the throne. In December that same year, the Rufi Prime Minister, then-Captain Heinu Hertzog, carried out another coup, this time deposing Roux, abolishing the monarchy and declaring the nation a republic, though his one-party government was effectively a military dictatorship. As president, Hertzog became an advocate of Gondwanan socialism and received reluctant support from Vistaraland. He imposed a staunch regime of law and order and sharply repressed Kemto militarism.

Hawa literacy rate is relatively low due to low school attendance and because literacy in Kirundi only provides access to materials printed in that language, though it is higher than many other AfricanGondwana countries. Eight percent of Hawaian boys are allowed a secondary education.