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They say "half the story has never been told"and I think what has never been told is that this "Zimbabwe bird"is not actually a bird.
Take a look at it and tell me if those are actually features of a bird.
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Aizhai Bridge, China
Sidu river bridge china height of 496 m 1627 ft this 1222 m 4009 ft long suspension
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Black Africa and White Africa
With a territorial extension of approximately 30.2 million square kilometers, Africa is the third largest continent on the planet. This large territory, inhabited by more than a billion people, presents great physical, ethnic, cultural and economic diversity. All of these elements contributed to a regional subdivision, which established Mediterranean Africa (also called Islamic or Northern Africa) and Sub-Saharan Africa.
This regionalization of the continent has the Sahara desert as a natural divider and human aspects, especially religion, as a cultural factor. Mediterranean Africa, located north of the Sahara Desert, is made up of just five countries (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Egypt), in addition to the territory of Western Sahara. Sub-Saharan Africa, on the other hand, comprises the entire area located south of the Sahara, corresponding to more than 75% of the continent.
The nations that make up Mediterranean Africa are bathed by the Mediterranean Sea or the Atlantic Ocean. They present physical and human characteristics similar to those of the Middle Eastern nations. The climate is desert and the majority of the inhabitants are of egyptian and Arab origin and followers of Islam. Despite having problems, this portion of the continent has the best socioeconomic indicators in Africa.
Agriculture in this region is developed close to the Nile River and in the area called Maghreb. However, the main sources of revenue come from the production of oil, natural gas, as well as several other ores: phosphate, gold, copper, etc. Tourism is another important economic activity in Mediterranean Africa, especially Egypt and Morocco, which receive millions of visitors annually.
With a majority black population, Sub-Saharan Africa has great cultural diversity. Religious plurality is a characteristic of this continental portion, where there are Christians, Muslims (mainly in the Sahel region), Jews, in addition to various traditional beliefs. The different ethnic groups have their own dialects, dances and customs, a fact that contributes to the cultural richness of Africa. However, in some countries, several armed conflicts are triggered by different ethnic groups.
Underground riches drive mining. South Africa has large reserves of diamonds, chrome, platinum, gold (largest producer in the world), among other minerals. Another highlight is the large production of oil and natural gas in Sub-Saharan African countries. Tourism, promoted in the various natural parks, is another important source of financial resources.
Despite this great mineral wealth, Sub-Saharan Africa presents several socioeconomic problems and international organizations do not develop effective policies to solve them. Hunger, for example, punishes a large part of Africans, malnutrition rates are absurd in this region of the planet.
Given this scenario, the Human Development Indexes (HDI) of the nations that make up Sub-Saharan Africa are the worst on the planet, a reflection of low life expectancy and GDP per capita, in addition to high rates of illiteracy and infant mortality.
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Source: https://brasilescola.uol.com.br/geografia/as-duas-africas.htm
*Black Africa: This territory corresponds to a part of the African continent that is located south of the Sahara desert. It is classified as sub-Saharan because it is south of the Sahara.
Banking Tycoon Invests in New $500 Million University in Nigeria Herbert Wigwe, co-founder of Nigeria’s biggest bank by assets, is investing in a new $500 million university to help build skills needed for the finance and technology industries in Africa’s most-populous nation.
Ishe Komborera Africa 1980 to 1994 Zimbabwe Nationa Anthem
This Chinese proverb came to our mind as we celebrated World Teachers Day on the 5th of October.
If you are planning for a year, plant rice; if you are planning for a decade, plant trees; if you are planning for a lifetime, educate people."
Thank you for nurturing our collective optimism as children, parents and the nation. Only God can reward you teachers
Bayethe
This is called a caldera, a landform created as a result of volcanic activity .This particular one is found in Kisoro District in South Western Uganda as an offshoot of the process that created the Vurunga Mountains.
Geography tells us that such a features are formed when an eruption takes place, and then subsides before reaching the top, creating a circular bowl-shaped depression in the earth's crust. When this depression is filled with water, it forms a crater lake.
We visited this place, Sagitwe, during one of our Geography trips to Kisoro in A level at High School in 1995.
The Kisoro trip was two-fold: to understand the formation of landforms as result of vulucanicity and volcanicity and the role of Mountain Gorillas in promoting tourism in Uganda. But we ended learning more: for instance, as we climbed Mt Muhabura, we practically saw how vegetation changes as we ascended higher. From the grasslands at the base, to bamboo in the middle and heath and ferns at the top.
2023 ENROLMENT
WorSoLIte College is a Christian school in Granery/Rhidoridge Harare. It is looking for well-qualified teachers to educate students according to the educational needs, abilities and attainment potential of individual students entrusted to their care by the Head of the School for the allocated subjects;
1. Sciences teachers who shall taking:
Mathematics
Physics
Biology
Chemistry
Mechanics
Geography
Agriculture
Computer Science
Food Sciences
Animal Science
PE
2. Commercials teachers who shall be taking :
Economics
Accounting
Business Studies
Business Enterprises
3. *Arts Teachers*,
who shall be taking
Literature
IFRS
History
Shona
Sociology
PE
4 Relevant Practical Subjects both Zimsec and Cambridge
Note this is for both Zimsec and Cambridge
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
-Teaching
-Evaluating and grading students’ classwork
-Preparing subject materials such as syllabi, homework, assignments and handouts
- participating in campus events
QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE
-Bachelor’s or graduate degree majoring in the subject or an approved teacher program from a well-recognized institution (added advantage)
-Post Graduate Diploma in education
-Proven experience in teaching both Zimsec and Cambridge Syllabus and examination classes
-Professionalism
-Good communication skills
Applications, CVs and Certificates should be submitted to [email protected] not later than 1 January 2023 NB Please indicate the position being applied for on the e-mail subject.
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