Zimbabwe is the country with the highest number of official languages: The population speaks 16 official languages and we are not talking about dialects. These are the 16 languages: chewa, chibarwe, English, kalanga, khoïsan, nambya, ndau, Ndebele, shangani, shona (Zimbabwean language sign), sotho, tonga, tswana, venda and xhosa.
All official languages can be used in the Education, in politics …, but English is traditionally used for official business. It serves as common language for the majority of Zimbabwean. People almost do entirely their studies in English.
Shaka Zulu born in 1787 and died in 1828, is a Zulu king. He is…
The national parks of Lake TurKana, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997…
Alexander Miles is an African American inventor born May 18, 1838. He invented the electric…
Plantains are a staple food in Africa. In the majority of households in Africa, bananas…
The African Cup of Nations is the most important continental football competition in Africa. This…
If you decide to study in Africa, you will not be disappointed. Africa has world…