February 19, 2010 in Travel Articles | 160 views | Comments Off
If you want to get the taste of Africa in the most original way, paying a visit to Nyanga, Zimbabwe is just the thing to do. Nyanga (formerly known as Inyanga) is a small town in the province of Manicaland, Zimbabwe, located just next to “Nyanga National Park” in the Eastern Highlands. Nyanga is a unique land with the marvels of both man made and God made structures of stone and iron. Even the surrounding area of Nyanga is spectacularly garnished with abundance of archaeological remains, pathways, structures, ruins and iron artifacts that do not have their match in the whole of Africa. Nyanga [...]
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February 19, 2010 | 170 views | 1 Comment
To constructively promote Tourism in Zimbabwe in the weeks leading up to the run off would prove fruitless if not slightly uninformed. Images beamed across the world this week included the president declaring aid organisations were not welcome in Zimbabwe anymore and there was news of five American and four British diplomats being detained for several hours after the confrontation at a police roadblock, [...]
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February 19, 2010 | 109 views | Comments Off
When it comes to going to Europe, Asia, Arab Continent or even some of the major African destinations, there are uncountable options to choose from. Direct, indirect or connecting journeys are popular and cheaper to take especially for flights to Far East and Australia. However, Harare Zimbabwe is one destination that is only being served by one Direct Flight, the flagship carrier Air Zimbabwe.
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February 19, 2010 | 293 views | Comments Off
Harare is the capital of Zimbabwe. Harare is home to some two million people, with most in central Harare but some 500,000 in the surrounding districts of Rural Harare, Chintungwiza and Epworth. Once a city of modern buildings, wide thoroughfares, numerous parks and gardens, it is now in increasing disrepair thanks to Zimbabwe’s economic downward spiral.
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