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17/12/2024

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09/09/2024

MaShona early recorded cultural dressing. The Shona people are a Bantu ethnic group native to Southern Africa, primarily Zimbabwe. They have five major clans
The identified five groups and subdivisions:

—The Korekore (or Northern Shona), including Taυara, Shangwe, Korekore, Goυa, Budya, the Korekore of Urungwe, the Korekore of Sipolilo, Tande, Nyongwe of "Darwin", and Pfungwe of Mrewa

—The Zezuru group, including Shawasha, Haraυa, another Goυa, Nohwe, Hera, Njanja, Mbire, Nobvu, Vakwachikwakwa, Vakwazvimba, Tsunga

—The Karanga group, including Duma, Jena, Mari, Goυera, Nogoυa, and Nyubi

—The Manyika group, including Hungwe, Manyika themselves, Teυe, Unyama, Karombe, Nyamuka, Bunji, Domba, Nyatwe, Guta, Bvumba, Here, Jindwi, and Boca

—The Ndau group (mostly in Mozambique), including Ndau, Garwe, Danda, and Shanga

The Ndau dialect, which is somewhat mutually intelligible with the main Shona dialects, has click sounds which do not occur in standard Shona. Ndau has a wealth of Nguni words as a result of the Gaza Nguni occupation of their ancestral land in the 19th century.

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29/08/2024

Do you know that Namibia 🇳🇦 is more developed than Poland..

Despite its large landmass, it has a very low pop**ation (2.6 million people). Making it Africa's emptiest country per landmass.

On Sundays, you can drive for an hour without seeing anyone.

Beaches in Namibia are most often empty and calm and It's only in Namibia where the ocean meets the Coastal Desert ❤️❤️🇳🇦🇳🇦

Namibia got one of the most beautiful wildlife , game reserve and one of the best working conditions in Africa and the best in Southern Africa.

Namibia is 3.37 times larger than the United Kingdom
Namibia is 3 times bigger than France
Namibia is 2.5 times bigger than Germany
Namibia is 2 times bigger than Spain

There are more cows than people in Namibia 🇳🇦.

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17/08/2024

20 FACTS ABOUT BOTSWANA 🇧🇼

1.In Botswana, citizens get free land, free healthcare and free education.

2.University students receive $154 in allowances monthly.

3.It has low debt.

4.It has Africa's best Police service.

5.It is an upper middle income country.

6.It has Africa's highest credit rating.

7.It is one of the safest countries in Africa.

8.Citizens have visa free access or visa on arrival status to 87 countries including the UK.

9.Citizens offered loans (50%grants for youth) to start businesses.

10.Botswana is a landlocked nation located in Southern Africa. The country covers an area of 224,610 sq mi and has a pop**ation of , 2,346,179 (2022 Census) makes it one of the least densely pop**ated in the world.

11.Botswana Has Africa’s Highest Concentration Of Elephants
Botswana is home to approximately 130,451 elephants.

12.Over 70% Of Botswana’s Total Area Is Desert
The semi-arid sandy savanna of the Kalahari Desert occupies over 70% of Botswana's total area.

13.One Of The Seven Natural Wonders Of Africa Is Located In Botswana
The Okavango Delta is a massive inland delta located in the Kalahari Desert of Botswana. Formed by the Okavango River. Also designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

14.Botswana Is Africa’s Oldest Continuous Democracy

15.Botswana Is The Best Place To See Meerkats In The Wild
Meerkats are small carnivorans from the mongoose family.

16.Botswana Is One Of The World’s Biggest Diamond Producers
Botswana is the world’s second largest producer of diamonds.

17.The Name Of Botswana’s Currency Means “Rain”
The p**a is the currency of Botswana. The word p**a literally means "rain" in the local Setswana language. Since much of Botswana is desert, rainfall is a rare event in the country, and is therefore highly valuable and considered to be a blessing.

18.Botswana Is Nature-Friendly
Approximately 38% of Botswana’s territory is protected as national parks, sanctuaries, reserves, and wildlife management areas.

19.Botswana Contai

15/08/2024

15/08/2024

Tsumeb 🇳🇦

Tsumeb is a town in northern Namibia, known for its rich history, cultural significance, and natural resources. Here are some interesting facts about Tsumeb:

1. *Mining town*: Tsumeb is famous for its variety of minerals mines, which have been operational since the early 20th century and has produced a significant portion of worlds gemstones.

2. *German colonial history*: Tsumeb was a German colonial settlement, and many buildings from that era still stand today.

3. *Cultural diversity*: The town has a diverse pop**ation, with people from various ethnic groups, including the Oshikwanyama, Ondonga, and Herero.

4. *Otjikoto Lake*: Tsumeb is close to the famous Otjikoto Lake, a pop**ar tourist destination.

5. *Tsumeb Museum*: The town has a museum showcasing its history, geology, and cultural heritage.

6. *Agriculture*: The surrounding area is suitable for farming, with crops like maize, wheat, and sunflowers being common.

7. *Tourism*: Tsumeb is a gateway to Etosha National Park and other tourist attractions in northern Namibia.

8. *Infrastructure*: The town has basic infrastructure, including schools, hospitals, and shopping centers.

Tsumeb offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it a fascinating place to explore.

10/02/2024

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17/01/2024

The Birchenough Bridge is located in the Manicaland province in the area named after the bridge.

It is 127 km from the city of Mutare and about thirty (30) minute drive from Chipinge. The bridge is a steel arch bridge measuring 378 m in length. It was opened in 1935. It was built by Mr Dorman Long and designed by Ralph Freeman. It was named after Sir Henry Birchenough.

The bridge spans the Save (Sabi) river, a river that also flows into neighbouring Mozambique 🇲🇿
It links Chipinge with Buhera.

16/01/2024

10 Amazing Facts About Tanzania

•Tanzania is a country located in East Africa, bordered by Kenya and Uganda to the north, Rwanda Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the west, and Zambia, Malawi and Mozambique to the south.

•The country's official name is the United Republic of Tanzania, and its capital city is Dodoma, although Dar es Salaam is the largest city and the commercial capital.

• Tanzania is home to Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak, which stands at 5,895 meters (19,341 feet) tall. The mountain is a pop**ar destination for climbers and hikers from around the world.

•The country is known for its wildlife, and it is home to some of Africa's most famous national parks, including the Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, and Selous Game Reserve.

• Tanzania has a pop**ation of around 60 million people, with over 120 ethnic groups, and Swahili is the official language, although English is widely spoken.

•The country's economy is largely based on agriculture, with coffee, cotton, to***co, and cashew nuts being some of the major cash crops. Tanzania is also rich in natural resources, including gold, diamonds, and natural gas.

• Tanzania was formerly a German colony until 1919, when it was handed over to the British under a League of Nations mandate. The country gained independence in 1961, and the first president was Julius Nyerere.

• Tanzania has a diverse cultural heritage, with a mix of indigenous African, Arab, and European influences. Traditional music and dance are an important part of Tanzanian culture, and the country is also famous for its Tinga Tinga paintings.

•The currency in Tanzania is the Tanzanian shilling, and the country operates on East Africa Time (EAT), which is three hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC+3).

• Tanzania is home to some of the world's oldest human settlements, with evidence of human habitation dating back over two million years. The country's rich history and culture m