HERITAGE - SOCIAL STUDIES
Heritage-Social Studies embraces the Zimbabwean constitution, patriotism, national identity, national symbols and factors of production such as land, capital, labour and enterprise. It also encompasses the history, traditions and social qualities which are considered an important part of Zimbabwe’s image. Social Studies is the study of people ...
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