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to lock me up. i think my life explains why history is very exciting, because look at the problems that i ve gone through because of my writing of history. dr ken mufuka, on the enduring power of history. you can watch witness history every month on the bbc news channel, or you can catch up on all of ourfilms along with thousands of regular programmes in the online archives. just search online for bbc witness history. now, a story about hope and nationality. our next witness began life in somalia but relocated in 1991, and in the following year she found herself living in dadaab refugee camp in kenya. for a long time, it became the world s largest refugee camp, and currently holds more than 200,000 people. many residents have known no other home. you don t know what life holds for you. you ve been in mogadishu, in a big city, with a good life, and then we end up
for the rights of women. now let s go back hundreds of years to the ancient ruined city of great zimbabwe. when colonial explorers discovered it in the 19th century, they insisted foreigners must have built. then, following zimbabwe s independence, the country was able to reclaim its full heritage. our next witness, dr ken mufuka, was the historian tasked with rewriting the history books. this is one of the most remarkable sites in africa. these are the corridors of power of an ancient african civilisation. this is great zimbabwe. everybody in power wants to control history because it brings them legitimacy. the europeans said, the africans did not build the ruins. it belonged to somebody else, the phoenicians, arabs, the queen of sheba. anybody else except the africans.
it has certainly made a huge difference. we are seeing people coming to salisbury and salisbury cathedral from right across the country, so we are feeling very positive about the future, but knowing that we still have quite a long way to go. but the issue now is what happens next. as the summer tapers away, they ve got the autumn to think of, but crucially, they are already looking ahead to the summer of 2022. a summer that they hope will see more of us holiday at home. duncan kennedy, bbc news. now on bbc news coming from kenya s capital, nairobi, ciru muriuki brings you stories from across africa in witness history. hello, and welcome to this special edition of witness history with me, ciru muriuki, here at the national museum in kenya s capital, nairobi. this month, we are featuring five incredible moments from recent african history. coming up, how tunisian women became some of the most liberated in the world
told by the king. they were angry with me and i had to leave zimbabwe in a hurry because now they were looking to lock me up. i think my life explains why history is very exciting, because look at the problems i ve gone through because of my writing of history. dr ken mufuka there on the enduring power of history. this seems a good time to remind you can watch witness history on bbc world news or catch up on all of the films and radio programmes on the online archive. just search online for bbc witness history. welcome back to witness history with me ciru muriuki. zamzam abdi gelle found herself in dadaab.
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