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    to build a better house. This led to better socioeconomic life for rural people. In Kenya, soil mining had led to the development of better infrastructure (Mwangi, 2007). This was supported by Mbaiwa (2008) as a positive impact of sand mining in Botswana, where more land had been used to develop infrastructure in the form of shopping malls and residential areas. Zimbabwe is not an exception in benefiting from sand and gravel through infrastructural development (Lupande,…

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    er: The information revolution is a current, and still evolving system of advancements to technology, particularly of the information/communication sector. Back in the early 19th century, a mathematician named Charles Babbage designed plans for a theoretical analytic engine. It was for making computations of complex mathematical problems. He never finished building this machine. It was nearly 100 years later, that Alan Turing would explain many of the fundamental essentials to coding and…

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    Savannas Description

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    Overall Description Savannas are characterized by flat, grassy plains with few trees. The word “savanna” comes from zabana in Taino (a language used by a now-extinct Native American group that lived in the Bahamas). Zabana was used to describe vast, dry, and treeless fields, but definition has expanded over time to even include grasslands of Florida and plains with palm trees in Venezuela. Climate Savannas normally undergo wet summers and dry winters. During the dry season, most of the little…

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    Do you think that trophy hunting should be allowed? Some may not believe it should be legal.one reason is It can be harmful to endangered species. A second reason is that it doesn't benefit the animals. And for the last reason is that when hunting some rules and laws aren't followed.but some times it provides protection for the villages and cities. To begin with trophy hunting should not be legal because it can be harmful to endangered to endangered species.according to newsela article it…

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    and research on !Kung society and culture. Shostak wished to study the !Kung women, and understand their lives and perspective on their culture and society. When her key cultural consultant, Nisa was growing up, the !Kung bushmen of Dobe area of Botswana were foragers who practiced hunting and gathering, a way of life that allows for plentiful leisure time, peace, and relatively equal treatment of people within the society. Women in !Kung society enjoyed some the benefits of this…

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    get, finally takes me to the border. It costs me R10 but that's not a big problem. "Welcome to Grobler's Bridge", a big sign welcomes me. I can't wait to enter Botswana, I've heard a great deal of good about the place and I'm on the verge of entering country number five! I "log out" of South Africa as fast as I can and "sign up" for Botswana after crossing the Limpopo river that separates the two countries. The immigration officer has a bit of a problem with the fact that I am walking into their…

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    want to find experiences that involve the local community. For example, an African wilderness experience should involve local guides who have a stake in protecting the biodiversity and the natural environment. Africa, especially South Africa and Botswana, are popular destinations because both counties have opportunities to experience the wilderness without harming the wildlife. Guides show visitors that maintaining healthy ecosystems to support the wildlife is critically important, hoping that…

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    commercial trade and has lost its spiritual value and quality. Kuna women are now making ‘Mola’ with designs of the American flag, cell phones and much more for the main purpose of meeting the westerns’ demand. Indigenous people from the Busman camp in Botswana, take off their western style T-shirts to entertain tourists on their arrival. The Tuareg tribe in the Saharan parts of Niger, Mali, and Algeria are nomad people who used animal skin to cover their tents but now use plastic sheets.…

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    Kalahari Tribe

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    Descriptions: The San Bushmen live in many different parts of Africa. Some parts of this tribe live in Botswana, the Kalahari, Namibia, and the rest of the Southern Africa. The Kalahari is described as closely resembling the terrain of Australian deserts. Physical Setting i. Biomes Ecology: The Kalahari is a sandy, savannah land of South Africa that extends 900,000 square kilometers, covering most of Botswana, Namibia, and Southern Africa. ii. Climate, Precipitation, Temperature, Natural…

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    Sub-Saharan Africa

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    International (McLure). An extremely small portion of only .7% of its GDP is spent on education compared to the average 3.9% spent by the rest of Africa. Southern Africa will be seen as a major gem trading hub with the move to Botswana (McLure). According to the article Botswana and other southern African nations comprise sub-Saharans Africa’s wealthiest region. In West Africa Niger is among the world’s poorest countries ranking 186 out of 187 (McLure). Their population is not high because many…

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