In Zimbabwe we can see large pyramids these large pyramids are all called the “Great Zimbabwe” or

The history of West Africa has its inhabitant traces is almost 6000 years ancient, but the earliest human beings who came here first were almost 12000 BCE. The enhancement in the farming took place after the arrival of a modern ancestor in the fifth millennium. After making connections with other civilizations like Mediterranean ones, the development of iron industry took place in every use of daily life. The common or traditional business of trade for them consisted of cotton, leather, metals, gold against horses, clothes, copper, salt, etc. They were modifying their lifestyles and politics as more as they were coming closer to other communities of the world (Ajayi, 1970).

Africa, a majestic country, with abundance of natural resources and have one of the most advanced civilization that took place along the Nile river from 3,000BCE, was a peaceful continent. Thousands of tribes in Africa developed their own rich and distinctive languages, cultures, and religions from one another. Among all the tribes, “Zulu” was the most well-known tribe consisting 22% of the 45 million South Africans, formally established in the early 19th century in KwaZulu-Natal province, which is along the Indian Ocean; northeastern part of current Africa. Just like all the tribes, Zulu always thanked the mother nature and treated their environment with mindful care and dignity. The subtropical climate and fertile plains of KwaZulu-Natal province enabled Zulu members to cultivate bountiful crops and fruits. Every year, they celebrated numerous traditional festivals, but far most interesting one

The Great Zimbabwe was a kingdom that was established in 1250. This kingdom was a culmination of various southern African kingdoms. While most settlements within the kingdom were dedicated to

African’s lives have long been affected by slavery, colonization, and decolonization. Their traditional lives have been forever changed by the actions of Europeans and other groups. Hunter-gatherers lifestyles have changed tremendously. Their focus on equality, reliability on the land for food, and continuous travel has been altered to support a more permanent lifestyle. As outsiders invaded nearby areas, they brought with them more modern means of survival. Neighboring groups of hunter-gatherer !Kung lived a more sedentary lifestyle and worked directly with Europeans. The !Kung slowly began to implement the sedentary lifestyles of the other African groups that had been affected by European colonization. There does tend to be subsistence differences

Robert Mugabe spent ten years in prison before assuming the presidency of Zimbabwe. Instead of learning from his time in prison, he brought all his poor habits of corruption to the country of Zimbabwe (“Zimbabwe’s” 1). During his powerful rule, Zimbabwe faced many different situations within his country. Within the first few years of Mugabe being president, Zimbabwe started to have some political and economical issues. Whether or not the issues are a direct correlation to Mugabe being president is unknown, but the timing is impeccable. Money was starting to disappear within the government causing an economic crisis, and Zimbabwe was having massive poverty and inflation increases. These issues led to the conspiracy of a corrupt government

One of the seven wonders of the world. For almost four millennias they were the tallest structures of the entire world. And yet we are still baffled as to how they were built. The Pyramids! We find these mysterious, immense, and fascinating structures throughout the world. We gaze at them in wonder and ask ourselves: who built them? How were they built? what were they used for? and, when were they built? The Great Pyramid of Giza is the oldest and largest of the three pyramids in the Giza pyramid complex bordering what is now El Giza, Egypt. It is the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and the only one to remain largely intact. The pyramids purpose has always been a question of excitement ever since we discovered them, they’re a byproduct of conspiracy theorists dreams. They were initially thought to be a burial ground, yet we have no corpses... Other theorists believe in the idea of constellation copies. Both The Pyramids of Giza and The Three Great Pyramids Of Teotihuacan reflect and exactly point to the constellation of Orion 's belt, the very same constellation we see in the nights gaze here in Auckland. Now there are pyramids all over the globe, as if someone or something had taken a stamp, and stamped the earth many times over. There 's far more pyramids in Sudan than egypt, and there 's more in South America than the rest of the world combined. So how did so many cultures devise the same blueprint? Historically the

How is the family? How goes the struggle to put food on the table? From what I am reading, the end is near. Once upon a time, there was a party called Zanu PF that dominated Zimbabwe’s politics, but now we are all waiting for its demise. What happens next, is anyone’s guess.

Imagine having all of your rights, land, and everything you have grown to know and love taken away from you. This happened when imperialism occurred in Africa in the 1800s and 1900s. Zimbabwe was a location that was greatly impacted by the process of imperialism. Overall, imperialism brought many positive and negative effects to Zimbabwe as well as other places around the world. The impact of imperialism on Zimbabwe had a negative effect overall because the continent was divided without regard to the groups the Africans had formed, the government was taken over by the British, and the Africans were treated as though they were inferior to the Europeans.

Jim Steele before Rhodesia became Zimbabwe had inner rage he could not control, and having so much love for his land when he felt that his land was being threated;

On April 18, 1980, Zimbabwe became an independent country. It had been under the rule of the British before independence was gained. The day of independence marked an end to racial segregation. The path to liberation however, took many lives. Before Zimbabwe was an independent country, the colony was named Rhodesia. It was ruled under the government of Southern Rhodesia.

The Great Pyramid of Khufu in Giza and the Sun Pyramid in Teotihuacan apparently have the same base which is almost 750 square feet. wide. The Sun Pyramid in Teotihuacan is 75m high with a base of 225m, making it the second largest pyramid built in the new world. Mica is a mineral that was found in Teotihuacan that is stable when exposed to electricity, light, moisture, and extreme temperature

The economic system of rural Africa was based mainly on agriculture. Equiano indicates that “Agriculture is our chief employment; and everyone, even the children and women are engaged in it” (194). The people planted and harvested their fruits and vegetables and hunted for their meat. In addition to farming, the women had additional roles. Equiano says “When our woman are not employed with the men in tillage, their usually occupation is spinning and weaving cotton, which they afterwards dye and make it into garments” (192). Africans also manufactured items. According to Equino, “of course we have few manufactures. They consist for the most part of calicos, earthen ware, ornaments and instruments of war and husbandry. But these make no part of our commerce, the principle articles of which, as I have observed, are provisions”

Immediately after the signed agreement, the United Nations and many other nations lifted their sanction bans to Rhodesia and opened up trade. The African nation formally changed its name to Zimbabwe in honor of the historical ruins of Great Zimbabwe. After months, a transition period under British rule began with new elections. The elections were directed by the British government. The population of Zimbabwe elected Robert Mugabe and his ZANU party. Almost after 50 years of struggle, the British granted independence to Zimbabwe on April 18,1980. Under the rule of Robert Mugabe, the government embarked on reconstruction of towns as well as land

Afternoon once again some more on Zimbabwe...DISCUSS THE RISE AND EXPANSION OF THE MUTAPA STATE. (NOV 2008)

The study was undertaken in Muzarabani district of Zimbabwe. Muzarabani is characterised by recurrent floods, poor economic bases, and lower literacy levels. The villagers rely on rain fed agriculture, and depend on their eco-resource for income for example Ziziphus mauritiana . Beer called kachasu is brewed from Ziziphus mauritiana. Other community members prepare porridge and different beverages. The community generation income from the sale of Ziziphus mauritiana (Masau). Besides the products from Ziziphus mauritiana have been found in different locations that include major towns like Harare and Bulawayo. The presence of Ziziphus