Traditional African weddings are very colorful and joyous occasions, and traditional Zulu weddings are no exception. The ceremony is rich in cultural symbolism - a joyful celebration of song and dance and ululation, to the driving beat of pulsating African drums. A huge feast is prepared, a cow is slaughtered by the groom’s family, and gifts between families are exchanged.
Words: 608 Downloads: 0 Category: Africa By: Anneline_KThis article covers the history of Darfur, Sudan from the areas for settlers to the current conflicts. Discussed are the various ethnic groups that live in Sudan and the country´s past and current political climate. Also discussed is the debate over whether genocide is occurring in Darfur.
Words: 1213 Downloads: 0 Category: Africa By: Shelly BarclayWhite lions have been extinct in the wild for decades. Currently, attempts are being made to reintroduce this rare breed of felines into their natural habitat. This article touches upon the origins of the South African legend of the white lion, and the truth behind the centuries old myth.
Words: 666 Downloads: 2 Category: Africa By: Kathleen A. BergenThis 873 word article looks at the South African city of Johannesburg, one of the cities playing host to the 2010 FIFA World Cup. It mentions the two stadiums in which the FIFA World Cup matches will be played and also includes information about attractions in and around Johannesburg, and hotels and restaurants in the area. Written in U.K. English.
Words: 873 Downloads: 2 Category: Africa By: AnyaHome of the world´s tallest building and most luxurious hotel, Dubai has become a popular destination. It is both exotic and familiar, offering visitors camel racing as well as shopping malls. This article gives an overview of the city and some of its attractions.
Words: 945 Downloads: 2 Category: Africa By: MancunianAye-ayes are unique primates from Madagascar. This article contains a description of the appearance and behavior of this indigenous species. Included are habitat, eating habits, mating habits, and local feeling about these animals.
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