Bottle of soil "Land is probably the most important thing in Zimbabwe; without it, people cannot survive. Of all my friends at university, only two are still alive. Independence has brought us shame, hunger and starvation.
We have to beg for everything. Mhwananzi, 64, chairman of the Zimbabwe Canning Company A kierie, a walking stick also used for hunting "This shows the African culture of respect for elders and the importance of dignity in old age.
Songs of Antonio Carlos Jobim "The music is from a time before purity gave way to all-out capitalism. I don't know. At least this tree will provide an idea of the ecological debates of our time. Everyone uses them, from the most fashionable people to the poor guy wearing flip-flops.
We have an affection for our soil. Like the ox and the plow, these are the real things we depend on. Five years ago, we just had to hope nobody stole anything. I don't want to say we have a lot of thieves in India, but, you know, it doesn't hurt to keep an eye on your customers.
You can get five people sitting around smoking one chillum, but with cigarettes, you need five of them. But here, we take it very seriously, and only married women should wear it. It's our version of the wedding ring. Also, they are easy to clean in the monsoon.
