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The paper "The History of Excavation and Interpretation at great zimbabwe" describes that the degree of governmental respect for the rule of law and the protection of individual freedoms during a state of emergency rests on the attitude of the governors themselves.... hellip; The powers contained in these statutes, and in particular, the Law and Order (Maintenance) Act are anachronistic (and many are, arguably, unconstitutional) and remain a threat to the full exercise of individual freedoms....
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The paper "History of Excavation and Interpretation at great zimbabwe" states that the colonial rulers had in mind the exploitation of the economy of the country so as to favor the economy of the home country in terms of increased trade as well as supply of cheap labor from the country.... The existence of Zimbabwean culture in the Western World was reported in the sixteenth century by the Portuguese travelers, although the existence of great zimbabwe itself was not disclosed until Carl Mauch found stone ruins in great zimbabwe in 1871....
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This paper discusses what brought about hyperinflation in zimbabwe and defends the argument that hyperinflation in zimbabwe could only be solved by replacement of the Reserve Bank of zimbabwe with another monetary regime.... Two major events precipitated inflation in zimbabwe and that is, involvement in Congo civil war in 1998 and the land expropriation of 2000.... The zimbabwe government entered into war on the side of Zaire's dictator Laurent Kabila without having budgeted for the war, without any reserves for the war or any arrangements to raise the funds....
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The paper "Telecommunications Industry in zimbabwe" highlights that it is dismaying that the social history in the Zimbabwean telecommunications industry has not been adequately documented, especially with the recent tensions between the national and private operators in the country.... The telecommunications market in zimbabwe and the world around us becoming increasingly consolidated, thus enabling the key players in the telecommunications industry to come out with products at a faster pace, so as to meet the demands of their customers and the trend of the market....
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Nevertheless, as definitions are disputed, archaeology is agreed as interconnected and associated with anthropology and history.
... Nevertheless, as definitions are disputed, archaeology is agreed as interconnected and associated with anthropology and history.... rchaeology's close connection with history proves to be an important one.... Archaeological records are significant devices in history and anthropology (Neustupny, 1993)....
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Stones structures at Khami, great zimbabwe and Dhlo-Dhlo indicate that that there had been many civilization earlier to The Mwene Mutapa.... The Portuguese were then overpowered by the consolidation of several states called Shona that led to emergence of Rozwi empire covering most of the present zimbabwe.... (zimbabwe History)
... Then came a newly formed party in 1962 led by Joshua Nkomo under the name of zimbabwe African People's Union (ZAPU) through reconstitution of the NDP....
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The aim of the following essay "zimbabwe Economy and International Relations" is to examine the contemporary state of the economic field in zimbabwe.... It can be noted that zimbabwe is currently under a serious economic crisis.... hellip; The economic situation of zimbabwe has been under the spotlight for the past 10 years following the land reform exercise that gained momentum in 2000.... In February 2000, the government's draft constitution was rejected by the majority of voters representing the first electoral challenge to the hegemonic and increasingly authoritarian rule of President Robert Mugabe and his ruling nationalist zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front Zanu(PF) party's twenty-year rule (Amanda & Raftopoulos 2003:10)....
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The essay "The Problem of Poaching in zimbabwe" focuses on the critical analysis of the problem of poaching in zimbabwe, its causes, and attempts to stop.... nbsp;zimbabwe a country situated in the Southern part of Africa has been battling with the menace of poaching for decades.... hellip; According to the zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Authority, in 2013, poachers killed 20 rhinos, and this culminated in a drop of 66% compared with the previous year....
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