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In my life, I hate alcohol because it causes family separation. My father was alcohol-addicted. When he took alcohol, he was like a mental attack person. He beat my mother frequently. As a result of this behavior, she decided to leave him and take us to a rented house. She started selling firewood and with her help now we are attending school. In my standard 7 national exam, I got an A. For this I was very happy. It is my hope that one day I will help my family and the community. My dream is to be a pilot. There are few pilots in our country. The world is changing. Air travel will be high in years to come. Through the effort of learning physics, geography and mathematics, I can get there in years to come. Four years from now, I will be in form 5.

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kate
Wed, October 24, 2018 at 11:30 pm GMT
Dear Students,
How are you? Your exams must be coming up shortly and we are hopeful that you are studying very hard in order to do well. It is so important that you do well so you will have the freedom to work in the career that you choose. I am an artist and i always wish I could go back to school to learn more and be able to excel. You are very lucky to get this education . . . Spend your time studying and you will be happy that you did!

This year has gone by quickly and you just have a month to study hard and make the best of this year.
We are all thinking of you and wish you the very best with your exams.
Fondly, Kate Adams
Petro John
Fri, November 10, 2017 at 1:54 pm GMT
Hello Kate. how are you.welcome to our discussion topic of this journal.It is about;
Social-Economic Development and Production in Pre-Colonial Africa
Social Organization and Production
Economic production in the pre colonial Africa can only be analysed when we look into modes of production in the pre colonial African society. This consists of the productive forces and relations of production. Examples of modes of production existed in the pre colonial African societies were communal mode of production, feudal modal of production and slave mode of production.
The Meaning of Social Organisation and Production
Explain the meaning of social organization and production
Social organisation
Social organization can be defined as a mode of production existing in a given place at a given period of time. Modes of production involve productive forces that are human labour, instrument of labour, economic activities and objects of labour and production.
Mode of production
Refers to the varied ways that human being collectively produce the means of subsistence in order to survive and enhance social being. Therefore in this topic we shall fully analyze characteristics of various mode of production in the pre colonial African societies. The followings are the modes of production existed in the pre colonial African societies.
The Meaning and Origins of Communalism in Africa
Explain the meaning and origins of communalism in Africa
Communal mode of production
This was the first mode of production to exist in pre colonial African societies and is divided into two namely:
Primitive communalism The first mode of production through which all societies passed was primitive communalism. It is called "primitive‟ because of the low level of productive forces and "communalism‟ because there was no exploitation of man by man. This mode of production existed for much longer period than any other mode as it ranged from the emergence of man more than one million years ago.
Advanced communalism During that era man advanced in his tools through various discoveries like iron tools. It is because of this technological advancement that is why it came to be known as advancement communalism
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