- Zimba-ra-
mabwe or Zimba-re-
mabwe,
translated from the
Karanga dialect of
Shona as "houses of stones" (dzimba =
augmentative noun of imba, "house";
mabwe = plural...
-
derives from dzimba-dza-
mabwe,
translated from the
Karanga dialect of
Shona as "houses of stones" (dzimba =
plural of imba, "house";
mabwe =
plural of ibwe,...
- the true
Nyabinghi warriors supposedly settled in the
heart of
Dzimba dze
Mabwe, now
known as Zimbabwe.[citation needed] The term "Nyabinghi" may have reached...
- is
derived from Dzimba-dze-
mabwe,
translated from
Shona as 'large
houses of stone' (dzimba =
plural of imba, 'house';
mabwe =
plural of bwe, 'stone')....
- is
divided into the
following neighborhoods (Mitaa):
Bunju B
Kihonzile Mabwe Pande Mbopo The ward, like
every other ward in the country, has
local government...
- of the city center, and 16 km from the
Indian Ocean. The
Zaramo phrase Mabwe Pande,
which translates to "stones of Pande" in English, is the
source of...
- (before)
Congo – Dem. Rep. (former Zaïre)
Katanga (former Shaba)
Stone No
Mabwe-Khoywa 17
September 1937
Burma Kayah State L5 No
Macau 11
November 1836...
-
involvement with the
British South Africa Company. "House of Stones", Dzimba-dze-
mabwe in Shona,[citation needed] in
reference to
Great Zimbabwe.
Rhodesia and...
-
Secondary School Aga Khan
Mzizima Secondary School Zanaki Secondary School Mabwe Secondary School The ward is home to the
following health institutions:...
-
Contemporary Stone Carving from Zimbabwe,
Yorkshire Sculpture Park, UK 1991
Mabwe Gallery,
Harare 1992
Universal Exposition,
Seville 1994 Palmengarten, Frankfurt...
