Alpha Phi Alpha chapters were established at other colleges and universities, many of them historically black institutions, soon after the founding at Cornell. The first alumni chapter was established in 1911.
Zulu Native Fruits. Fruit grows plentifully in Zulu territories, and is eaten fresh as a part of daily meals. Some of the fruits have seeds that are used as nuts or for oil, including the marula and mobola plum. The mobola plum has seeds that are considered to be a substitute for almonds.he repeated use of the cooking pot is said to add special flavors to every meal cooked in them. Although many Zulu people eat farmed produce like pumpkins and tomatoes, they have a history of foraging native foods such as umfino (wild spinach), amadumbe, cassava and Jew's mallow.
The staple food in Zambia is a thick cornmeal mash called Nshima. For breakfast, Zambians serve Nshima thinned with water or milk and sweetened slightly with sugar. For lunch or supper, people usually eat Nshima with fish, meat, peanuts or beans (Ndiwa). Some traditional Zambian recipes are listed below: Nshima is made by boiling the cornmeal in water.