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Great Zimbabwe

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noun

  1. See Zimbabwe

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Mr Chamisa's manifesto - A New Great Zimbabwe - pledges to restore opportunities and hope, as the country battles resurgent economic problems.

From BBC

The art form traces its lineage to the medieval empire of Great Zimbabwe, founded in the 11th century, whose most renowned artifact is a fish eagle hewn from soapstone.

From Reuters

Great Zimbabwe was home to up to 20,000 people and extended as far as Mozambique.

From Fox News

Great Zimbabwe was the capital city of the Kingdom of Zimbabwe that reigned over the ancestors of the modern-day Shona ethnic group, Bloomberg reported.

From Fox News

Ambassadors’ Fund for Cultural Preservation granted $475,000 to the Great Zimbabwe Museum to make repairs to the border wall of an 11th century stone fortress that surrounds the ruins of an ancient city.

From Fox News