Kilwa was the border crossing point for trade goods coming from Southern lands. As part of their quest for salt and gaining more land to control, Mutapa rulers obtained luxury goods from coastal ...

W hen, in 1500, the Portuguese reached Kilwa, an island city-state on the East African coast, they marveled at the tall buildings made of coral stone and noted how the islanders wore fine clothes of ...

A product of African, Arabian, and Persian cultures, Kilwa was an economic powerhouse that oversaw the flow of gold from its place on the Swahili Coast. The ruins of the Husuni Kubwa, the palace ...

The Sharjah Ruler was able, after verification and accurate scientific documentation, to remove and solve the confusion of an unknown shadow for decades about the history of Kiloh, and based his study ...

Closest airports to Kilwa, Democratic Republic Of The Congo are listed below. These are major airports close to the city of Kilwa and other airports closest to Kilwa Airport. This page provides all ...

A History of the World is a partnership between the BBC and the British Museum that focuses on world history, involving collaborations between teams across the BBC, and schools, museums and ...

Kilwa Kisiwani and Songo Mnara were Swahili trading cities and their prosperity was based on control of Indian Ocean trade with Arabia, India and China, particularly between the 13th and 16th ...

KILWA One of the greatest cities was Kilwa. ... Just five years later, they began a relentless campaign to subjugate local rulers and take control of the trade in gold, ...

ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI) – The man accused of shooting and paralyzing Chris Sanna after a Cardinals game last year was sentenced to 40 years in prison Friday. Kilwa Jones, 33, pleaded guilty to nine ...

"WE are one people; a people who come from the same lineage. I don't know why our brothers across treat us like criminals," said one islander at Kilwa Island on Lake Mweru, in Luapula.

Al Qasimi Publications has published the novel "The Biography of the Sultans of Kilwa", written by Dr. Sheikh Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah.