Also please anwser the title and this question:
What factors make building infrastructure difficult in the Middle East?
Come on i need some real answers. Not bogus crap
By consuming large quantities of malt liquor
How do African cultures preserve their traditions?
History and traditions of Kwanzaa
University of Minnesota professor Keith Mayes discusses the holiday tradition, Kwanzaa, a seven-day cultural holiday starting December 26 and ending January 1. Mayes, a professor of African American and African studies, explains that the African-American tradition has now been celebrated for more than 40 years and gives great details on the origin of the word Kwanzaa, which is derived from the phrase “matunda ya kwanza” which means “first fruits” in Swahili, a Pan-African language which is the most widely spoken African language.
This video is part of the Expert Perspectives series at the University of Minnesota.
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which South African musician started his career under tradition, but now singing Reggae?
Bob marley
Ballito Estates KwaZulu Natal South Africa – Africa Travel Channel
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does a native written language exist in Africa and how far can you trace back African History ?
I was thinking about history and how far you can trace African history. With the exception of Egypt I have never heard of there existing a native written language or ancient written records anywhere in Africa except Egypt. It seems little would be known of the history of the native people if it depended on an oral tradition only.
You’d have to look at Ethiopia, I know they have a long history. Also Mali, had Griots (storytellers) so their history was oral, I read about Sundiata, but I think he was fictional.
Is this an example of one that opposes faced by African nations in achieving political sta-?
bility?
After independence, African governments faced the challenge of building national unity.By tradition, Africans valued ties to families, villages, and ethnic groups.They felt little loyalty to distant national governments.
Yes or No and why
Nah..
African Storytelling
Oral storytelling is an African tradition. The National Museum of African Art, in Washington, D.C., is keeping the griot tradition alive and using it to encourage children to read more about Africa. VOA’s Saskia de Melker has more.
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Black people, does your family do this tradition?
Does your family (particularly your grandma) cook black eyed peas every new years day in hopes on Good Luck in the Coming Year?
My family does, but my mom said, because its an old African American tradition that MOST black people still do this, so I asked my friends and their families don’t 
Do yours??
Yeah my family use to do it. I only remember eating it once or twice, but I thought they were so disgusting. I don’t like black eyed peas. They are so gross.
Nelson Mandela – The African Tradition of “Ubuntu”
The meaning of “Ubuntu”
Included on the “Ubuntu Linux” installation cd.
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What are some African marriage traditions?
what is the ceremony like…is there certain traditional things like America (the father gives away the bride, the wedding march etc)
From a South African perspective many follow the tradition as you have described in your question but we are a diverse society, as is the rest of Africa, with lots of diversity in terms of wedding traditions.
One that is interesting is the Zulu traditions relative to marriage, here are some snipets and a link for further reading.
Among the Zulu, marriage is an important aspect of life. Courtship through to marriage is a subtle and complex process. The girl makes the crucial first move, by sending an adornment of colored beads through a trusted friend. Through her color choice of beads, she sends across powerful love messages to the favored young man.
On the boy’s request his family approaches the girl’s family to ask for her hand in marriage, and the process of bride-price negotiations, – lobola, begins. This marks the official engagement. During lobola negotiations, the two families set and agree on gifts to be offered to the girls’ father in terms of head of cattle. The bride price is paid in installments, and continues after the wedding, until the whole amount is paid up.
The preliminaries include a virginity test conducted by elderly women with experience in such matters.
The official wedding is conducted at night, usually when the moon is full or bright, in order to avert ill fate. The bride’s parents do not attend the wedding so as to keep sad emotions from the joyous occasion.
http://goggly.blogspot.com/2006/09/zulu-marriage.html