1/8 The historical background of the Tavara and Korekore people reveals a complex relationship within the broader Shona cultural & linguistic landscape. Both groups are part of the Shona-speaking people, with the Tavara historically inhabiting the Zambezi Valley before the rise

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1/4 Names..names..obsession with foreign names, any historical significance?The colonized elite, still yearning for the validation of the colonizer, constructs knowledge spaces not as sites of liberation, but as mimicries of Western esteem. The obsession with foreign names

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1/5 Shona roots,another version.The term Shona emanated around 1930 when a government phonetician recommended that all the local dialects shd be unified into a single language.The written form of the Shona language dates back to the 1830s when the missionaries visiting Zimbabwe

1/11 The Rozvi State, under the leadership of Changamire Dombo, did not fully conquer the Mutapa Empire in the sense of complete annexation but significantly weakened & overran parts of it, reducing Mutapa to a vassal state at various points in e late 17th & early 18th centuries

1/10 Changamire Dombo of the Rozvi State & Shaka Zulu were exceptional African leaders who transformed their societies through military innovation and centralized authority. Both leaders consolidated power in fragmented societies. Dombo unified the Rozvi, leveraging his charisma

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1/4 The name Gutu, a district in Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe, is historically reported to have originated from the phrase "Chinomukutu wemiseve" in the Karanga language, which translates to "the one with a load of arrows." This origin is tied to the oral historical folklore

1/2 The name Rusape, a town in the Manicaland Province of Zimbabwe, is derived from the Shona word "rusapwe," which means "may it never dry," referring to the ever-flowing waters of the Rusape River adjacent to the town. This name highlights the river's importance as a perennial

2/2 water source in the region. Another source suggests the name came from "Masapa," meaning "sandy soil," reflecting the area's geographical characteristics. The settlement began in 1894 with a British South Africa Company post on the Rusape River & the town grew around it.

1/3 The name Chipinge, a district in Zimbabwe’s Manicaland Province, originates from its colonial and pre-colonial roots. Initially called South Melsetter after the arrival of Thomas Moodie’s white settler trek in 1893, named for his family’s Scottish estate,

1/8 The Kopje in Harare, Zimbabwe, is a significant geographical and historical landmark, a rocky hill overlooking the city that has retained its name despite the broader renaming efforts in Zimbabwe after independence in 1980. To understand why the Kopje’s name was not changed,

1/3 The town of Chimanimani, originally known as Melsetter, was first settled by the Moodie brothers, Thomas and Dunbar, in 1892. In 1895, it was moved to its current location and named Melsetter after the Moodie family's ancestral home in Orkney Scotland.

1/4 Did you know that the name Gokwe, for the town & district in the Midlands province of Zimbabwe, has its roots in the colonial era. Initially, the area was known as Sebungu and later combined with Mapfungautsi to form Sebungwe-Mapfungautsi. In 1957, Sebungwe was renamed Gokwe.

1/8 The Doma or vaDoma (singular muDoma), also known as Dema or Wadoma, are a tribe living in the Kanyemba region in the north of Zimbabwe, especially in the Hurungwe district around the basins of Mwazamutanda River, a tributary of the Zambezi River Valley.

1/4 Did you know that primary education in then colonial Rhodesia was 8 years which is now 9 years. Sub A and B, an equivalent of grades 1 and 2. Then standards 1 to 6 with an option of dropping off at standard 5. Standard 6 had national exams which were written. Those who passed

1/6 Did you know that secondary education in then Rhodesia was defined into 2 categories. F1 for whites & F2 for blacks. F2 began from grade 8 & ended in grade 11 only. F1 was for the whites & blacks who would have passed standard 6 or grade 7 with flying colours.