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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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Sweet Africa Before Colonialism: The untold Social, Economic & Political Spectrum

Sweet Africa Before Colonialism: The untold Social, Economic & Political Spectrum

Njuki, Rwamba

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ISBN13: 9798643607601
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 7 2020
Pages: 28
Weight: 0.26
Height: 0.07 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.02
Language: English
About the BookPre-colonial Africa was a glittering paradise for its people and beyond. The continent was home tostrong, mighty and healthy men and women. Its magnificent landscapes were adorned with naturalresources that include minerals like gold and diamond. The lands were virgin and fertile. The Africansavanna provided a perfect habitat for thousands of species of wildlife. Men and women workedtogether in harmony and created a peaceful environment defined by love. All these attracted outsiderswho came in and established a foreign order.The book features a wide range of social, economic and political spectrum in the pre-colonial Africa.Among the topics featured include; Their Food, Farming, Communication, Trade, Housing, Discipline, Medicine, Worship, Marriage, Security, Entertainment, Beauty and Farewell.The book is a perfect general read for all.About the AuthorRwamba Njuki holds a diploma in Transport Management from Kabete Technical Training Institute. Sheis an eminent business woman and a Philanthropist. Her love for history, literature and spiritual bookshave motivated her to research deeply on the life and times in the pre-colonial Africa.She also loves to blog and write on a wide range of genres, chief among them Christian, business andhistory. She is blessed with two beautiful children and currently lives in Embu county

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