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Shona language, traditional foods, traditional medicine, music, sports, religion
I was born and lived in Zimbabwe for 30 years. I have practical knowledge of the identified areas
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| Angie | 10/09/06 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thankyou walter for your answers. Much appreciated ..... |
| Nicholas | 05/14/06 | 8 | 9 | 9 | Thank you very much for your thoughtful ..... |
Hi This is a bit out of my expertise, my expertise is in culture, language and tourism. However, as rule of thumb, you have to decide whether you want to open a business or work because that will
I suggest you look on youtube some African traditional women dancing, show the class this clip(s) and then do it if you can copy the dance before the presentation. Look up Kwasa kwasa dance, which is a
My suggestion is you google African traditional dances. My expertise is on one particular African culture called Shona, so I can't give you an accurate picture of the whole culture. But, good luck with
1) Music a) Chimurenga music- this is an African music that make social and political comments on the situation in Zimbabwe. It is sung in Shona, which is Zimbabwe' main indigenous language.Search
Go to the web-site: www.zimtrade.com.zw the above web-site is the Zimbabwean government's ministry of trade and industry web-site that should answer all your questions. But, on the whole Zimbabwe

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