Zimbabwe

No, he uses his face for moost of his actions. He is also telekinetic

I think about 34

Zimbabwe shares Victoria Falls, Africa's biggest waterfall, with Zambia.

If your country has higher level of inflation than major trading countries, the exports will be expensive and imports will be cheaper. Country's balance of trade will be affected and ultimate effect will be on the rate of exchange.

The decline of Zimbabwe was from poor management and political corruption,

zimbabwe ndinoyizvonda zvekuti

There isn't one, the Church of Satan is located in New York, U.S.

The latest population census of Botswana shows that the population of that country is just over 2 million. about 75% of the people in Botswana are ethnic Batswana (i.e. they are not called Batswana due to residing in a country called Botswana). These are, as it were the custodians of the language in Botswana. this is 1.75 million.

In South Africa (the cradle of all Setswana speakers merafe) there were about 4 million in the last population census. so 5 million would be a good guess. Many people believe that the Batswana (in the ethnic sense and not geopolitical) are originally from Botswana. The fact is they are from South Africa originally, and this is where the majority of all Batswana reside.

Namibia had about 30,000. I guess they are bout 40,000 presently.

Nicholas Goche is the Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare in Zimbabwe and the Deputy Minister is Tongai Muzenda.

The Zambezi River forms the northern border of Zimbabwe.

In Zimbabwe, the Principle of Legality is exercised through the requirement that laws must be clear, known, and applied consistently. This principle is enshrined in the Constitution, which emphasizes that no one can be punished under a law unless it is sufficiently clear and has been duly enacted. Additionally, the judiciary plays a crucial role in interpreting laws to ensure they adhere to this principle, thereby protecting individuals from arbitrary enforcement. However, challenges remain due to issues like political interference and the inconsistent application of laws.

Mwadzuka bwanji?- Good morning/how are you this morning?

Kwacha bwanji?- How was the sunrise at your house this morning?

it reminds the Zimbabweans of who they are were they came from an also keep in touch with their culture

White settlers in Southern Africa were often reluctant to publish information about ancient civilisations like Great Zimbabwe because it contradicted their narrative of racial superiority and the idea that African societies were primitive or uncivilized. Acknowledging the advanced architecture, trade networks, and governance of these ancient cultures challenged the settlers' justification for colonization and land dispossession. By suppressing this knowledge, they aimed to reinforce their own socio-political dominance and maintain control over the region's narrative.

The value of a 1997 Zimbabwe 2 dollar coin in America is typically low due to its commonality and the hyperinflation that affected Zimbabwe's currency. As of now, it is generally considered to be worth only a few cents to a couple of dollars, primarily to collectors or as a novelty item. Its actual worth can vary based on condition and demand among collectors.

Before 1980, the government of Zimbabwe was controlled by the white minority regime led by Prime Minister Ian Smith. This regime was known as the Rhodesian government, named after Cecil Rhodes, the British imperialist and founder of Rhodesia. The white minority government enforced strict segregation policies and denied political rights to the black majority population.