Zawadi za Afrika (Gifts of Africa)

Swahili is the most common language spoken in Africa after Arabic and French. It is an official language of Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda. Many people also speak it in Angola, Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mozambique, Zambia, and other countries in Africa.
Elie Muhanano grew up speaking Swahili in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Music became Elie's passion. He later moved to Rwanda and began teaching music to children. Elie said, "I love children so much, for me they are joy makers!" Elie composed this song in Swahili and English and recorded it at a studio in Rwanda.
Enjoy this music video with scenes of African animals, plants, and geography.
This song is featured in the "Our Great Big World" curriculum available from Notgrass History. This curriculum is designed for homeschooled students in grades 1, 2, 3, and 4. Lessons guide your child across all seven continents, highlighting God's natural wonders and amazing creatures, fascinating people God created to do fascinating things, and beautiful landmarks people have built. With open-and-go lessons, you can teach your student with minimal planning or preparation.
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