Word of the Day: “A borrowed fiddle does not finish a tune.” – see explanation https://youtube.com/shorts/BMz_VZiAc38?si=1BPA8qiBnHMPgmZN – Zimbabwean Proverb.
Today in history in 1954, “The Victoria Falls Trust is created to preserve the environment of the Zambezi waterfall Mosi-au-Tunya, while also promoting sustainable tourism. Fewer visitors now arrive by train as more tourists fly into the Livingstone Airport, or drive by car on the expanding road network of Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe).” – Reference: Africa Today Yesterday
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Word of the Day: “Sugarcane is always sweetest at the joint.” – see explanation https://youtube.com/shorts/XuDj2a2n3Ko?si=LIJsoUwfYFa_jD2H. South African Proverb.
Today in history in 1932, “Miriam Makeba, South African singer and anti-apartheid activist was born in Johannesburg, South Africa. She was Africa’s first international entertainment star. Exiled from South Africa after her 1963 speech at the U.N. denouncing apartheid, she was embraced by the world as a Pan-African icon known as “Mama Africa.” – Reference: Africa Today Yesterday
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