When was Africa developed?

Answer 1

"Developed" generally means "became influenced by European ideas and under the control of Europeans." this is an ethnocentric ay of looking at the continent and its history.
Africa is the birthpalce of the human species. Man of the aeas of Africa supported civilizations before with Europeans. As an example there were cities and universities in Zimbabwe before 1000 CE.
In northern Africa Egyptian civiliation stretches back thousands of years.

Africa is rich in Natural Resources and minerals and it is the origin of Human race. The Egyptian, Axumawyan ( the current Ethiopia ) and other ancient civilizations of Africa were among the leading civilizations of the world. However Africa is now not only the poorest continent in our planet but it is also the best exemplary of poverty, conflict and natural catastrophe. The western media uses only default language to describe Africa and that is hindering Africans and the rest of the world from looking the opportunities and the 'Other Face of Africa'. The world know the conflicts and wars in Sudden/ Darfure / and Congo but no idea where the main minerals the computers and the cell phones are made up of are coming. Any reasonable person who lives in this continent and who has some kind of knowledge about the stage of development our plant has reached would normally feel responsibility for what is happening in Africa. Gebreyesus abegaz Yimer.

Answer 2

The origins of African art lie long before recorded history. African rock art in the Sahara in Niger preserves 6000-year-old carvings.[5]x The earliest known sculptures are from the Nok culture of Nigeria, made around 500 BCE. Along with sub-Saharan Africa, the cultural arts of the western tribes, ancient Egyptian paintings and artifacts, and indigenous southern crafts also contributed greatly to African art. Often depicting the abundance of surrounding nature, the art was often abstract interpretations of animals, plant life, or natural designs and shapes.

More complex methods of producing art were developed in sub-Saharan Africa around the 10th century, some of the most notable advancements include the bronzework of Igbo Ukwu and the terracottas and metalworks of Ile Ife Bronze and brasscastings, often ornamented with ivory and precious stones, became highly prestigious in much of West Africa, sometimes being limited to the work of court artisans and identified with royalty, as with the Benin Bronzes.

Answer 3

The Languages of Africa was created in 1963.

Answer 4

29,000–25,000 BCE

Answer 5

An Image of Africa was created in 1975.