No, there is only snow near the very summit of the mountain

Mount Kilimanjaro is 19,341 feet (5,895 meters) above sea level

Mount Kilimanjaro is made up of three volcanoes, named Kibo, Mawenzi, and Shira, according to Wikipedia.

Yes. There is snow on Kilimanjaro. People, look at picture!!!!

Mt Kilimanjaro id famous for being the tallest mountain in Africa as it is 19,430 ft. high and id measured 40 km across.

Many people are agriculturists, raising crops including coffee and bananas and animals such as goats and cattle. Because of tourism on Kilimanjaro, many people get jobs as porters, cooks, and guides to take climbers on the mountain. Nearby cities of Arusha and Moshi offer the variety of jobs one might expect in cities.

Kilimanjaro means "Kilema kyaro" that translate into 'our mountain' in chagga language,chagga people live on foot of Mt.Kilimanjaro in Tanzania.

Hans Meyer was the first European to conquer Kilimanjaro. But nowadays practically every person can do that! Climbing skills are not necessary.

around 2,20000 people and anymals live there

Sacred spaces are spaces that are set aside for a purpose that is not "profane." It of course depends on what you deem to be sacred or profane of course. It is arguable that a library is sacred to knowlege, a school room to learning, a chapel to prayer...

Of course sacred speaces in the conventional sense are generally dedicated to particular divinities. For example a mosque is sacred to Allah in a sense, although a Moslem would say that a mosque is not neccisarily a sacred building, at least some would. A christian church is sacred to Christ, and the holy trinity, a synagogue to Yahweh... A masonic lodgeroom to Jah-Bul-On or the Grand Architect of the Universe.

A speace can be sacred simply because it is put aside for a spiritual purpose. Or it may be sacred because it is in that space that some particular higher function is carried out, some say that courtrooms are sacred to Justitia - Blind Justice.

It supports five vegetation zones

The southern hemisphere

In the Kilimanjaro National Park, Tanzania

lost 82% of its ice cap

A "Free-standing" mountain is a mountain on sea level, meaning it is not in a mountain range. For example, Mt. Everest is in the Himalayas mountain range. Meaning it is surrounded by very close mountains, which means its base is at an extremely high 2,000-4,000 m (meters) , then starting towards 8,002 m.

No one lives at the summit. It's too high, too thin air and too cold.

But it's a fairly doable hike, so you're bound to see a few Tourists and their guides enjoying the view and taking Pictures.

No, it is much further south than the Sahara Desert, in Tanzania, in east Africa.

Mount Kilimanjaro's elevation is 5,895 meters.

Its not

Kilimanjaro is in Tanzania, East Africa and closest to the Indian Ocean

Aconcagua in Argentina is a mountain, however it is not a volcano. The three peaks of Kilimanjaro in Tanganyika make up a dormant volcano.