Zimbabwe, the home of Great Zimbabwe and the Victoria Falls, is located on the continent of Africa. It is found in the central southern part of Africa, but because of the impact of the country’s economic, cultural and political life, it is identified more with southern Africa than central Africa. Zimbabwe’s coordinates are 20° S, 30° E. B. Physical features 1. Size It is a land-locked country of 390,757km2 between the Zambezi River, to the north, and the Limpopo River, to the south. Ranked as the
The Effects of a Long term Auditor- Client Relationship on the Quality on an Audit.Case study of AMG Global Masvingo. Chapter 1 1.0 Introduction This chapter relates background regarding the insight of the organization under review and the problem. Subsequent sections state the statement of the problem, main topic, sub research questions, research objectives and significance of the research. The chapter also examines delimitation and limitations of the study. Definition of technical terms are
Sexual abuse is unwanted sexual activity, with perpetrators using force, making threats or taking advantage of victims (now known as survivors) without their prior consent. Researchers have found that most survivors and perpetrators know each other, as opposed to abuse in which the perpetrator is a complete stranger. Child sexual abuse is defined as any use of children for the sexual pleasure of adults.1 The sexual acts can either be penetrative or non- penetrative, as well as non- contact forms
Archaeology plays a crucial role in the maintenance of cultural heritage and restoration of it to various groups of people around the world. From Native Americans to the Aboriginal people of Australia and the Shona in Zimbabwe, archaeology has strived to maintain and restore heritage that would otherwise be lost to these groups of people. Through archaeology reconstruction and rebuilding of cultural heritage sites can be made, antiquities can provide a gateway to the past, and groups once stripped
Chronic illness has a significant impact on the functioning of the individual within the family and community. For individuals living with HIV, the impact of this illness is further exacerbated by the stigma and discrimination associated with the virus. Rosa, a 61 year old woman in Zimbabwe exemplifies the impact of illness on the caregivers and support system. The family systems theory offers a critical lens to understand a family as a “system” with basic units that are interdependent. Understating