Mother Nature is always amazing

Mother Nature is always amazing

Sky Eclat

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Kasie said:
Alaaniwe aliyeleta na kusambaza mbegu mbadala duniani.

The nature was so compatible with each other....1

Water, soil, plants, insects they cooperate to nourish nature before chemicals start being produced.
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I still remember the taste of natural maize seeds, the harvesting time when you are rewarded a roasted cob.
 
Sky Eclat said:
I still remember the taste of natural maize seeds, the harvesting time when you are rewarded a roasted cob.
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Our hospitality has cost us...

Now Africa is pictured to have hunger while mother nature blessed the continent with everything without industries to produce, Africa had natural industries with plenty of food.

And it was possible to supply to eevery corner within Africa where they lack minerals, fuels, food, animals and the like.

Those missionaries, they bring their style and it stick in our ancestors.....

Mother Nature....!
 
Pre- colonial societies were highly varied, where they were either stateless, run by the state or run by kingdoms. The notion of communalism was accepted and practiced widely; land was held commonly and could not be bought or sold, although other things, such as cattle, were owned individually.

In those societies that were not stateless, the chiefs ran the daily affairs of the tribe together with one or more councils. The colonisation of Africa through Europe brought about many forms of government that are still visible today. Before colonisation, however, there were many forms of government in Africa, ranging from powerful empires to decentralised groups of pastoralists and hunters.
 
Sky Eclat said:
Pre- colonial societies were highly varied, where they were either stateless, run by the state or run by kingdoms. The notion of communalism was accepted and practiced widely; land was held commonly and could not be bought or sold, although other things, such as cattle, were owned individually. In those societies that were not stateless, the chiefs ran the daily affairs of the tribe together with one or more councils. The colonisation of Africa through Europe brought about many forms of government that are still visible today. Before colonisation, however, there were many forms of government in Africa, ranging from powerful empires to decentralised groups of pastoralists and hunters.
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Am telling you...

If they wouldn’t interrupt our ancestors empires/government and induce theirs...

Perhaps they would be the one to adopt ours...

Well things happens for a reason.

But my mind hates today’s education program...
Am trying to think in the triangle format, colonial education was worthy cause few people have knowledge and one way after graduating they get jobs.

Now days politicians say youth should not depend on being employed, then why hold this person for 16 to 20 years sitting on a desk receiving formal colonial education and chances for employing them are few...?

Automatically creating frustated young generation and the like.

Why from the beginning not set a form of education that will channel youth to self employment and able to make a living and start their own families at the same time make the colonial education with fewer or certain amount that will be employed and creates healthier mind society and thinkers.

Ooh My...!

Are all these caused by Mother Nature being interrupted...!??
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Kasie said:
Am telling you...

If they wouldn’t interrupt our ancestors empires/government and induce theirs...

Perhaps they would be the one to adopt ours...

Well things happens for a reason.

But my mind hates today’s education program...
Am trying to think in the triangle format, colonial education was worthy cause few people have knowledge and one way after graduating they get jobs.

Now days politicians say youth should not depend on being employed, then why hold this person for 16 to 20 years sitting on a desk receiving formal colonial education and chances for employing them are few...?

Automatically creating frustated young generation and the like.

Why from the beginning not set a form of education that will channel youth to self employment and able to make a living and start their own families at the same time make the colonial education with fewer or certain amount that will be employed and creates healthier mind society and thinkers.

Ooh My...!

Are all these caused by Mother Nature being interrupted...!??
Pen Down.
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The use of iron tools marks a significant turning point in African civilization. Iron tools enhanced weaponry, allowed groups to manage and clear dense and thick forests, plough fields for farming, and making everyday life more convenient. Because the iron tools allowed Africans to flourish in their natural environment, they could live in larger communities which led to the formation of kingdoms and states. With this creation came the formation of modern civilizations, common languages, belief and value systems, art, religion, lifestyle and culture.

Colonial rule accelerated changes such as formal education but changes could have happened anyway. Remember that Arabs invented maths inluding Algebra. Because of business people traveled and this was a way of spreading skills and technology.
 
Sky Eclat said:
The use of iron tools marks a significant turning point in African civilization. Iron tools enhanced weaponry, allowed groups to manage and clear dense and thick forests, plough fields for farming, and making everyday life more convenient. Because the iron tools allowed Africans to flourish in their natural environment, they could live in larger communities which led to the formation of kingdoms and states. With this creation came the formation of modern civilizations, common languages, belief and value systems, art, religion, lifestyle and culture.

Colonial rule accelerated changes such as formal education but changes could have happened anyway. Remember that Arabs invented maths inluding Algebra. Because of business people traveled and this was a way of spreading skills and technology.
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I agree changes could have happen in our way rather than being interruped, asked to stop whatbyou have been doing and take their way which did not give time our ancestors to think....

The impact of applying their (colonial) ways in tge society like 100 years ahead...

It is easy to upgrade, update a thing, system or service that you have invented.

But to change/update or upgrade the ready made thing takes time to study and undeerstand that thing....

Yaani ..... it was way better if those colonials should’ve stay in their continent and let our ancestors nourish on their own even if for a very low pace.

As you say industrialisation within Africa already started cause there were iron smiths societies before colonialism.
 
Kasie said:
Am telling you...

If they wouldn’t interrupt our ancestors empires/government and induce theirs...

Perhaps they would be the one to adopt ours...

Well things happens for a reason.

But my mind hates today’s education program...
Am trying to think in the triangle format, colonial education was worthy cause few people have knowledge and one way after graduating they get jobs.

Now days politicians say youth should not depend on being employed, then why hold this person for 16 to 20 years sitting on a desk receiving formal colonial education and chances for employing them are few...?

Automatically creating frustated young generation and the like.

Why from the beginning not set a form of education that will channel youth to self employment and able to make a living and start their own families at the same time make the colonial education with fewer or certain amount that will be employed and creates healthier mind society and thinkers.

Ooh My...!

Are all these caused by Mother Nature being interrupted...!??
Pen Down.
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There is a point with this comment! Noted, Madam Kasie.
 
ukipikia makande yanakuwa kama biriani ya mariamu
 
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