Elimu ya maarifa: Je, wajua?

Kushoto ni KONGOLO MOBUTU A K A SADDAM HUSSEIN NA kulia ni JOSE KONGOLO FBI.
Hawa watu wawili wamekuwa wakitajwa katika nyimbo mbalimbali za wanamuziki wa congo kiasi ambacho watu wengi hudhani majina yote mawil yanamhusu kongolo mobutu ambaye ni mtoto wa rais Mobutu . kumbe sio wanapomtaja kongolo mobutu saddam hussein, huyo ni mtoto wa rais wa kongo aliyeondoshwa madarakani na kabila. wanapomtaja. jose kongolo fbi huyo ni mwanamama ambaye ana mgahawa katika jiji la paris ufaransa. yeye ni raia wa congo pia. amekuwa msaada sana kwa wanamuziki wa congo wafikapo paris kutafuta maisha. amekuwa akijitoa kwa moyo mmoja kuhakikisha wanamaliza changamoto zao na kuwawezesha kutoboa. kwa shukurani humrusha kwenye nyimbo zao.

Tribal chief Eli Mabel holds the body of his ancestor, Agat Mamete Mabel. Agat Mamete Mabel, was a tribal chief who ruled a remote village in Papua, Indonesia some 250 years ago.
Honored after death with a custom reserved only for important elders and local heroes among the Dani people. It is embalmed and preserved with smoke and animal oils.
Credit: Tell me a Mystery

The Ethiopian [emoji1098] Tribe where fat men are considered the most attractive, Bodi men compete to be the fattest in the village by drinking a gruesome mixture of blood and milk while living in isolation for six months.

#InsideAfrica

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The Ethiopian [emoji1098] Tribe where fat men are considered the most attractive, Bodi men compete to be the fattest in the village by drinking a gruesome mixture of blood and milk while living in isolation for six months.

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The Olive tree of Vouves in Crete, Greece is one of the oldest olive trees in the world and it still produces olives. It is confirmed to be at least 2000 years old based on tree ring analysis, but it's claimed to be between 3000–4000 years old.

Mother nature reclaims the dead at General Cemetery in Nottingham, England.
Four members of Thorpe, John Smith Thorpe, and his three sons: Thomas, William, and John were interred as early as 1863 through 1874. The tree has enveloped and split a 150-year-old stone marker.

#art #unique #discovery #nature #England #ancient

Fuvu la enzi ya Warumi lilipatikana likiwa limetundikwa kwa mtarimbo mkubwa. Hivi sasa inaonyeshwa kwenye Jumba la Makumbusho la Rheinischen Landes huko Bonn, Ujerumani

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The "Ring Lady" of Herculaneum was a Roman woman who died around 45 years of age near the ancient waterfront of Herculaneum during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.

She was found surrounded by her gold jewellery and still wearing emerald and ruby rings on her left hand. Her jewellery was in perfect condition.

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Ko baada ya hapo waliiba vito hivyo

Malawi 2001 [emoji1156]

A Malawian boy named William Kamkwamba from the Kasungu region who witnesses a terrible drought in 2001 build a windmill out of junk. Driven by desperation William starts searching in books for a solution until he comes across the picture of a windmill. Since he lacks resources, he goes to the nearby garbage dump and uses a tractor fan, shock absorber, bicycle frame, and PVC pipe to build a windmill that generates enough energy to pump water from the ground for his family's cornfields.

William reduced the technology and concept to the essentials and, thus created a low-tech product which is cheaper, easier to operate, and more resource-efficient. Furthermore, William adapted the innovation to the specific cultural and social context rather than adopting the local conditions so that they fit the innovation. After the windmill became accessible to Williams home village, he created a whole new market for the innovation which became accessible to many other low-income countries and regions.

William Kamkwamba took a complex, expensive innovation, the windmill, and developed a cheaper, frugal version. He turned old into new, transformed complexity into simplicity, and made the impossible possible by creating something valuable out of trash. As William states: 'Where the world sees trash, Africa recylces. Where the world sees junk, Africa sees rebirth'.

Guys let's get our YouTube channel (YT: Historical Africa) to 10k subscribers. Kindly click on the link to subscribe. [emoji120] https://youtube.com/c/HistoricalAfrica

Mshana Jr said:

Malawi 2001 [emoji1156]

A Malawian boy named William Kamkwamba from the Kasungu region who witnesses a terrible drought in 2001 build a windmill out of junk. Driven by desperation William starts searching in books for a solution until he comes across the picture of a windmill. Since he lacks resources, he goes to the nearby garbage dump and uses a tractor fan, shock absorber, bicycle frame, and PVC pipe to build a windmill that generates enough energy to pump water from the ground for his family's cornfields.

William reduced the technology and concept to the essentials and, thus created a low-tech product which is cheaper, easier to operate, and more resource-efficient. Furthermore, William adapted the innovation to the specific cultural and social context rather than adopting the local conditions so that they fit the innovation. After the windmill became accessible to Williams home village, he created a whole new market for the innovation which became accessible to many other low-income countries and regions.

William Kamkwamba took a complex, expensive innovation, the windmill, and developed a cheaper, frugal version. He turned old into new, transformed complexity into simplicity, and made the impossible possible by creating something valuable out of trash. As William states: 'Where the world sees trash, Africa recylces. Where the world sees junk, Africa sees rebirth'.

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Huwa Kuna movie inamuelezea

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Huwa Kuna movie inamuelezea

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Wametengeneza film iko Net Flex, ni nzuri sana ‘ The Boy who termed the wind’. Ni nzuri, iangalie ukipata muda [emoji1474]

The jabuticaba tree from South America. The fruit grows directly on the trunk and branches and tastes like blueberry yogurt. [emoji7]

Only 9 African countries print their currency in their country.

At least 40 African countries print their money in the UK, France and Germany.

1. Nigeria [emoji1184]

2. Egypt [emoji1093]

3. Morocco [emoji1173]

4. Algeria [emoji1026]

5. Kenya [emoji1139]

6. South Africa [emoji1221]

7. Sudan [emoji1232]

8. Zimbabwe [emoji1269]

9. DR Congo [emoji1078]

These are the only countries that have set up private companies and state-owned enterprises printing banknotes.

One in a million moment as lightning strikes a tree captured in unprecedented details.

Photo: Debbie Parker