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We felt in some ways deprived of what belonged to us, that we belonged to a great people that were oppressed by the colonial regime. file footage: when europeans first saw great zimbabwe - in the 1890s, they could not believe that so imposing structure could have been built by the ancestors of the africans they found living there. zimbabwe was not built i by either blacks or whites. the people who built it - were semitic, they were brown in colour and were evidently. the sabaean people, who were...

The people that it were brown in colour. - they were a mixture of arabs and jews. l the europeans, they were going there to civilise africans who were in darkness, who had no history, so if they accepted that some of these africans had these wonderful civilisations, the reasoning would fall apart. on april the 18th 1980, zimbabwe became independent. it was a great moment for us. history became important. we were going to find a new identity by going into the past. i was the first black director ...

Frankly, if either of them thought it was inappropriate for you to forgo a city career in nairobi and head to the bush as fast as you possibly could? funnily enough, it was my mum who thought that going to work in the bush would be dangerous and not something that girls do. it wasnt about the colour of my skin, it was "girls dont do that". my father was much more easygoing and he thought it was very exciting that i was working in rural areas, in the country, in the wild, sometimes for months on ...

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We felt in some ways deprived of what belonged to us, that we belonged to a great people, but we are oppressed by the colonial regime. reporter: when europeans first saw great zimbabwe in the 1890s, - they could not believe that so imposing a structure could have been built by the ancestors of the africans they found living there. zimbabwe was not built i by either blacks or whites. the people who built it were semitic. - they were brown in colour— and were evidently a people who were a mixtur...

Built by the ancestors of the africans they found living there. zimbabwe was not built i by either blacks or whites. the people who built it were semitic. - they were brown in colour. and were evidently a people who were a mixture of arabs and jews. - the europeans, they were going there to civilise africans who were in darkness, who had no history. so, if they accepted that some of these africans had these wonderful civilisations, the reasoning would fall apart. on april the 18th, 1980, zimbabw...

In the last few decades but we still have quite a bit of work to do. ijust wonder, to get personalfor a second, whether that applied to your own family. your mum is white but your dad is a black kenyan and i wonder, frankly, if either of them thought it was inappropriate for you to forgo a city career in nairobi and head to the bush as fast as you possibly could? funnily enough, it was my mum who thought that going to work in the bush would be dangerous and not something that girls do. it wasnt ...

Half a century ago, an american, glenn r foster, from california arrived in southern afghanistan. he stayed on for seven years, a keen photographer in black and white and marvellous colour. glenn took his 16mm film camera through kandahar and helmand. he toured through villages and deserts. sometimes, hejust let the camera run. people chatter. horses gallop. fosters family kept the films in a trunk at home, and they kept a reel of tape, noting his impressions as plain as the day he recorde them....

Whatever extent possible. scientists say last year— whatever extent possible. scientists say last year was — whatever extent possible. scientists say last year was the _ whatever extent possible. scientists say last year was the warmest - whatever extent possible. scientists say last year was the warmest on i say last year was the warmest on record, across europe. it exceeded the previous record by a considerable amount. there are again called for action, with a crucial moment on the horizon...

Seventh paralympics. he and another medal, this time silver in the time trial. the same colour for 48—year—old aileen mcginn. as britains medal tally moved into double figures she proved that age is just double figures she proved that age isjust a number. stuart double figures she proved that age is just a number. stuart pollitt, bbc news. so a brilliant start to day two for paralympics gb, but it got even better. lets go live to tokyo now and speak to our reporter rachel lathem for more. ra...