communication
... hardly any marks. It keeps cities a buzz with the latest international trends, technologies and sleepy towns bathed in rural tranquility with in a few kilometers of another. It has a veritable Babylonian confusion of tongues and yet communication is relatively easy, because English is spoken by most as a second language. Its cultural diversity will tease you out of all easy answers to complexities that south Africans to cope with. Now, with the ways they communicated .The South African people uses a drum called the djembe drum. The djembe drum was made in one piece from hollowed out tree trunk. The talking drum is made from the shape of an hourglass with taut ropes connecting the two drum heads. When the ropes are squeezed the pitch of the drums gets higher, thus making the drum “talk”. Talking drums were used for communication between tribes. Other instruments like the Shekere was used the shekere is a rattle made from dried gourd or squash covered with loo...