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Originally Posted by leofrombrasil
I have finished to say about the hunger in the world and very courious about central and south africa, because i don't know much about there, in brazil the slaves where from angola, moçambique, but they was a quota of africa people not the whole people that lives in africa, bantus, zulus, and lot of others, in Brazil african culture is most know about angola, moçambique countries that speak portuguese, but about the others i have that question that i show up.
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I think it's great that you are curious about people in other parts of the world. South Africa is home to people from different tribes that were already here when white people arrived from other parts of the world in the 1600s. Take a look at this page on the website
http://www.southafrica.com/languages/ and use the navigation on the left side of the page to find out more about the eleven official languages of South Africa and a bit about the background of the people that speak these languages. Bantu not a single tribe, but is a general name for a black person from central to southern Africa - originating from African languages. Also, if you check out the map, (
http://www.southafrica.com/maps/) you'll see that Mozambique borders South Africa, while Angola is north of Namibia. I have visited Mozambique - it is a beautiful country, with friendly people, but very poverty-stricken.
30th November 2009, 15:43
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