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    language. English is the official language of Uganda‚ even though only a relatively small proportion of the population speaks it. Access to economic and political power is almost impossible without having mastered that language. The East African Swahili is relatively widespread as a trade language and was made an official national language of Uganda in September 2005. Luganda‚ a language widespread in central Uganda‚ has been the official language in education for central Uganda for a long time.

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    assistance to fight off enemies and for cure. In the game‚ Sheva’s skin is lighter than the other Africans i.e. the NPC’s. She rendered to represent two racial groups in one figure‚ maybe an Ethiopian or Somalian. She can translate and understand Swahili but doesn’t speak it during the game. Completing the game‚ additional unlockable costumes for Sheva can be unlocked‚ the “clubbin’ outfit and the “tribal” outfit. Although the developers exaggerate the dimensions

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    Cojico I. Business Overview: * Product Name: Cojico * Sector: Food & Nutrition Cojico (“co” refers to community‚ “jiko” refers to “kitchen” in the Swahili language) is a community-based service. It is a community kitchen built with shipping containers. It is an equipped 40 feet by 7 feet shipping container where small groups of women‚ after paying the fee of the membership‚ come together and share cooking appliances in order to prepare meals for their families and

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    father * Patrilineal: tracing lineage through the father Know the basics of these cultures: Zimbabwe: From about 1300 to about 1450‚ Zimbabwe was the wealthiest and most powerful state in the region. It prospered from the gold trade with the Swahili trading communities on the eastern coast of Africa. Indeed‚ Zimbabwe’s gold ended up in the court of Kublai Khan‚ emperor of China. The ruins of Zimbabwe’s capital‚ known as Great Zimbabwe‚ illustrate the kingdom’s power and influence. The town sits

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    you to feel at home and gives you a sense of belonging. Learning a foreign language has been of immense help to me. In my case I was born in Kenya and my first language is Swahili. I was introduced to English language in high school. At first it was very challenging‚ new and so strange compared to the Swahili I was used to. I couldn’t read‚ write or construct an English sentence in class and this was very frustrating. Whenever I constructed a sentence my teacher said that it was direct translation

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    With love‚ The pungent smell of blood‚ sweat and tears filled the clean‚ crisp air. There lay a black boy‚ flat upon his chest‚ on the deck of a smooth sailing ship. His feet‚ hands and neck were bound with metal chains fastened to the railings of the ship. By his side stood a huge Oburoni armed with a long whip which he applied with merciless power and precision. Each stroke left a deep gash in the smooth‚ dark skin of the young boy‚ preceding the blood that followed. Amongst the muffled sobs

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    Kaylee Slowik K. Reeths English 101 7 April 2014 Childhood Obesity A major problem facing the United States today is childhood obesity. According to Roy Benaroch‚ MD‚ from WebMD‚ one in five children is obese or overweight (Obesity in Children). This massive finding should not be taken lightly. According to the World Health Organization‚ at least 2.8 million people are dying per year due to being obese or overweight (Strategies and Solutions). This dangerous fact is not just an adult issue‚ children

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    It was late evening and Amy Dickman was walking through the bush to a household she suspected was celebrating a lion kill. "It was dark but I suddenly got the feeling I was being watched‚" Dickman recalls. "I was concerned that a big cat might be lying in wait." For a brief moment the moon appeared from behind the clouds‚ illuminating the landscape. "I realised I was surrounded by young men carrying spears. Then it went dark again. I was terrified‚" she says. This was Dickman’s first encounter

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    success of Indian Ocean trade. The revitalization of the Silk Road greatly affected Indian Ocean trade because after the restoration of Indian trade‚ Muslims took over Indian Ocean trade‚ and spread Islam to Africa and all across the Indian Ocean. The Swahili city-states became populated with Muslim Africans due to trade. The Kingdom of Axum also played a major role in Indian Ocean trade although it was predominantly Christian. One trade network between Africa and Eurasia that stayed the same was the

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    They most likely brought an assortment of skills with them such as the ability to farm‚ and work metals. Migration continued until around the fourth century and many settled south of the Congo River. Over a period of time‚ a number of languages like Swahili‚ Kirundi‚ and Gikuyu‚ developed; many of these languages are categorized as “Bantu”. There are many kingdoms in South Africa that were ruled by the Bantus. The Bantu people were very resourceful and adapted quickly; their culture was able to surpass

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