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the history of comorus

The history of Comoros goes back some 1500 years. It has been inhabited by various groups throughout this time. France colonised the islands in the 19th century. Comoros finally became independent in 1975. Contents [ hide ] 1 Early inhabitants 2 Colonial Rule 3 Abdallah regime 4 1989-1996 5 Secession of Anjouan and Mohéli 6 2007-2008 Anjouan crisis 7 References 8 External links [ edit ] Early inhabitants It is thought that the Comoros islands were first visited by Phoenician sailors. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] The earliest inhabitants of the islands may have been 5th or 6th century Melanesian or Polynesian sailors; [ 3 ] a 6th Century settlement on Nzwani was found by archaeologists. [ 4 ] Traces of this original Asian culture have blended with successive waves of African , Arab and Shirazi immigrants. Bantu peoples apparently moved to Comoros before the 14th Century, principally from the coast of what is now southern Mozambique; on the island of Nzwani (French An...

opa oranmiyan

ktravula – a travelogue! On Language, Writing, Travel and Other things Morning in Ife I’m on a quasi-field trip around some rural cities in Nigeria along with two linguists from the School of Oriental and African Studies in London. I have been out of internet access for a few days now and might be for a little while more. I will do all I can to keep updating this blog as often as I can, but I can’t promise that it will be every day. I do have my own internet connection but this trip is proving to be a new adventure in discovering just how much “national coverage” the so-called internet service providers have. I’ve been in Ife for a few days now, and I will be in Akungba tomorrow. I’m heading northwards and northwards until I reach whoknowswhere , or I get tired and decide to head back. Thanks to all who asked after me, and those who never left the blog even for one day. This is heart-warming. Greetings from Ife, the accla...

art & culture

ART & CULTURE Do You Play The Cleavage Game? Friday, March 04, 2011 If youve got it, flaunt it goes the popular saying. But how much of what mama gave you should you flaunt?These days, exposing the cleavage and most part of the boobs seems to be the in thing, unlike the past when it was regarded as a taboo. It appears as if the ladies are playing a game of who can flaunt it the most. That is why on the s ... more Actress/Musician Shan George endorses Liyel Imoke 4 Cross Rivers State! Wednesday, March 02, 2011 Shan George looks lovely in this native outfit.you like?I do ... more Caucuses destroy the movie industry – Rose Odika Sunday, February 27, 2011 Our films should meet international standardsRose Odika is one of the prolific female actresses in the Nigerian movie Industry. The beau...