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Native africans call this natural wonder of the world mosi oa tunyathe smoke that thundres?
The Victoria Falls
What is another name for the Smoke that Thunders?
Another name for "the Smoke that Thunders" is Victoria Falls, a waterfall at the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe. Native Africans call this natural wonder of the world "mosi oa Tunya" (the smoke that thunders) in the Kololo language.
Who are Africans and why do you call them Africans?
People from Africa, because they are from Africa.
Who were the first people on the island of Jamaica?
The first people on the island of Jamaica were Native Jamaicans which I guess you could call Native Americans. Africans were the first people brought to Jamaica and then after that there were Chinese, Spanish, and Indian immigrants.
Why did South Africans migrate to New Zealand?
South Africans have problems... well us white South Africans atleast.... The Native Africans(blacks) dont want us in what they call "their country" so they move out.... Just greet them with a smile:) we're quite friendly actually;) Penis - Conrad + Bianca - Vigina
What do south africans call winter?
winter
What do you call people with clothing on their head?
Africans
What do you call south africans of ducth descent?
South Africans descended from Dutch settlers are known as Boers.
What did the South Africans call the Dutch farmers?
Boer
What are the release dates for Gunsmoke - 1955 I Call Him Wonder - 8.28?
Gunsmoke - 1955 I Call Him Wonder - 8.28 was released on: USA: 23 March 1963
Is it cornrow or kanerow?
Africans call it kanerow, and Caribbeans call it cornrow. Its all the same thing though.
Native Americans call natural wonder of the world mosi oa Tunya?
Mosi-oa-Tunya, meaning "The Smoke That Thunders," is the native name for Victoria Falls, located on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe. This spectacular waterfall is renowned for its immense size and breathtaking beauty, generating a mist that can be seen from miles away. The falls hold significant cultural and spiritual importance for local tribes, including the Lozi people, who have revered the site for centuries.
