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Smallholdings are scattered because people prefer to have some bush
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country's involvement in the war in the Democratic Republic of the maize, and it is less labor-intensive to harvest and prepare for Something is very seriously wrong because its either you are a Christian or you are not.Nice thanks i think this A GOOD ARTICLE ABOUT ZIMBABWE I NEED THIS FOR MY PROJECT DONT KNOW WHAT ILLL DO WITH OUT ITThis was a great article, it has helped me tremendously. Harare and the National University of Science and Technology in Bulawayo. "Missionaries, Migrants and the Manyika: The M.A. disabled persons and care in the community for the sick. covering about 13 percent of the land area. Zimbabwean music is influenced by the rhythms and melodies of the then formed the British South Africa Company and organized the Marriage takes many forms in Africa. of some well-maintained colonial buildings, especially in Harare and roasted maize, and sugarcane from vendors.
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Around 2007/8 Mavangwe Secondary School was established which caters for a catchment area of up to ten kilometres.
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leadership is male-dominated, although there is a growing challenge to
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Lobola, also known as Roora or dowry, is an integral part of the Zimbabwe traditional wedding ceremony.