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- An Unusual Spring Vacation: Visit Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba in Binga for a Romantic InterludeMost people don't think of Africa as a romantic destination, but despite the political uncertainty, Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba area is one of the safest, most relaxing destinations imaginable.
Bulawayo: Zimbabwe's 'City of Kings'Founded in 1893, Bulawayo was long Zimbabwe's industrial hub. The second-largest city in the country, it is still a hub for seeing some of southern Africa's most intriguing sights.- Zimbabwe Plane Seized, Diamond Mines SanctionedZimbabwe has had more than its usual share of bad press this week, following the seizure of a state-owned plane and sanctions against two of its mines.
Mana Pools - One of Nature's Last Unspoiled Wilderness AreasLocated along the banks of the Zambezi River, the 2000 sq km Mana Pools National Park is a treasure trove of wild life and walking trails.
Is Gadhafi in Zimbabwe?The Daily Mail is reporting that Moammar Gadhafi has been reported spotted in Zimbabwe, having apparently escaped to that African country from Libya and is now ensconced as a guest Robert Mugabe, the Zimbabwean dictator.
Zimbabwe's National Cricket Team Passes Its First TestIn its first full test match in six years, the Zimbabwe national cricket team posted 13-run victory over visiting Bangladesh - a repeat of their last encouner in 2005.- Zimbabwe Returns to International Test CricketIsolated for years from international test cricket because of internal problems and political instability, Zimbabwe returns to the field this year - hungry for victory and recognition.
- Journalist Chronicles the Sad Decline of Robert Mugabe's ZimbabweAn interview with Zimbabwean journalist and author Peter Godwin about his recent book The Fear: Robert Mugabe and the Martyrdom of Zimbabwe which examines the precipitous decline of his homeland
- Castle Tankard Reborn in ZimbabweCancelled in 2007 because of political violence, Castle Tankard horse race returned to Harare on May 21, 2011.
- Flights from Zimbabwe to UKThe Zimbabwean Community has a huge presence in the UK and traveling sectors like Zimbabwe have been greatly upgraded and more and more people are traveling every day.
- 27% of Zimbabwe's Voters Are Dead; Most Likely They'll Support Mugabe in Upcoming ElectionThere is the old joke in Chicago politics about the dead voting. In Zimbabwe it is not a joke. Over a quarter of registered "voters" in Zimbabwe are deceased, which points to a high probability of fraud in the upcoming election.
Breaking Zimbabwe's Color Barrier on the Golf CourseJimmy Tavengwa, started golf in his thirties, which is challenge enough. He also happened to be black in Zimbabwe, where many activities in the country were for whites only. His quest: to prove blacks could play golf.- Zimbabwe as a Nation Poised for Democratic RevolutionZimbabwe was the shining gem of Africa as the continent was coming out of colonialism, but bad decisions and the poor leadership of Robert Mugabe has driven the country to the brink of collapse. The future of the country is uncertain but promising.
Golfing in ZimbabweDespite previous economic turmoil and continuing political uncertainty, Zimbabwe is still a great place for golf. It has been played here since the arrival of the first Europeans in the 1800s, and has more than 50 courses for the discerning player.
Zimbabwe Artists Project in Clinton HillThere is not much of a market for artwork in Zimbabwe, so the American market is crucial to the women and the lives of their children.
We Remain United: In Zimbabwe's Labor Movement , a Voice for Human Rights and DemocracyChibebe is one of the most vocal-and effective-voices in civil society promoting respect for human rights and democracy. Despite being brutally beaten, Chibebe remains more positive than ever about the direction of his country.
In Zimbabwe, the Voice of the Worker"Zimbabwe used to have such a vibrant and independent media but most of the press was shut down," said Madzimure. Today many of the print reporters across the country bite their tongues and print the government's viewpoint.
1,000 Words About ZimbabweA wild elephant stood in the middle of the road, staring down our bus, ears flaring. It ready to charge. Seeing all the Zimbabwean passengers freak out made me really scared about our safety...
Zimbabwe Open Returns After Nine-Year HiatusAfter nine years of isolation, Zimbabwe rejoins Africa's Sunshine Tour with the Africom Zimbabwe Open. South Africa's Jbe Kruger takes first place with an impressive 19 under par.- A Visit to Zimbabwe's Matobo National ParkA trek with park rangers through Matobo National Park in Zimbabwe's southernmost province in search of the elusive rhino. A Black Mamba, one of Africa's deadliest snakes, gave us more than we bargained for.
Poaching Threatens Zimbabwe's Rhino PopulationsDemand in China and Vietnam for medicine made from powdered rhino horn fuels poaching in Zimbabwe that threatens the existence of this animal.- What's in a Name?Headmaster, a scholarly golf caddy; Charity, head of a humanitarian NGO. These are just some of the interesting names that people give their kids in Zimbabwe.
- Travel Experience: My Trip to Zimbabwe in 1998This is a brief review of my trip to Zimbabwe in January of 1998.
- Black History Month Celebrations in Harare, ZimbabweWhile an American holiday, Black History Month is celebrated worldwide thanks to the efforts of State Department personnel serving in our embassies.
- Economically Dominant Ethnic MinoritiesA Yale Law School professor, Amy Chua in her work, "A World on the Edge," published in 2003, addresses the topics of markets, democracy, and ethnic hatred; the main causes of violence in the world today.
- (MOVIES) Zimbabwe International Film Festival GuideIn addition to screening brilliant films, the festival seeks to foster relationships between those in the film industry and to educate aspiring filmmakers.
- Save Zimbabwe, Restore Rhodesia!We have an old saying here in America, "Don't complain about farmers with your mouth full." Africa owes white farmers a debt.
- Fun and Games with Zimbabwe Immigration--Again!!! - Confessions of a Wandering JewThis is a personal and controversial story that chronicles my wandering and "wondering" on my way out and back into Judaism. Chap 77-Dealing with the Zimbabwe Immigration office. Get the whole story at: http://ConfessionsofaWanderingJew.blogspot.com.
Hitchhiking in Zimbabwe - Confessions of a Wandering JewThis is a personal and controversial story that chronicles my wandering and "wondering" on my way out and back into Judaism. Chap 72-Finding a job and ministry in Zimbabwe. Get the whole story at: http://ConfessionsofaWanderingJew.blogspot.com.
"Kalanyoni" -- the Call of the Bird - Confessions of a Wandering JewThis is a personal and controversial story that chronicles my wandering and "wondering" on my way out and back into Judaism. Chap 69-Visiting old places and friends-Day 1 in Zimbabwe. Get the whole story at: http://ConfessionsofaWanderingJew.blogspot.com.
"By Train from Johannesburg to Harare" - Confessions of a Wandering JewThis is a personal and controversial story that chronicles my wandering and "wondering" on my way out and back into Judaism. Chap 68-Returning to Zimbabwe after a 5-year absence. Get the whole story at: http://ConfessionsofaWanderingJew.blogspot.com.
An Overview of the Rhodesian Bush WarA racist white government ruled over Rhodesia/Zimbabwe, taking apartheid to a whole new level. The 15 year civil war that ensued not only ended in Black rule of Zimbabwe but the deportation of most of the country's white population.- Tired of Waiting -- Confessions of a Wandering JewThis is a personal and controversial story that chronicles my wandering and "wondering" on my way out and back into Judaism. Chap 65-We left Rhodesia--preparing to return to Zimbabwe. Get the whole story at: http://ConfessionsofaWanderingJew.blogspot.com.
- Zimbabwe, a Failed StateThe focus of the article is about the so called unity government in Zimbabwe and that the old war horse Robert Mugabe shall continue to treat the country as personal outfit with dire consequences for his people.
- Cholera Epidemic in ZimbabweIt broke out in August 2008, and it is still raging on. Sadly, however, the news stations do not report on it.
35,000+ People Fast for Change in Zimbabwe35,000+ people from all over the world are fasting for a resolution to the political, economic and humanitarian crisis going on in Zimbabwe.- Bangladesh Wins Series Against ZimbabweBangladesh defeated Zimbabwe by 6 wickets in final match of 3 one-day international matches series. Bengal Tigers played very well in 3rd and final match.
- Zimbabwe's First Lady Grace Mugabe Allegedly Assaults a Photographer in Hong KongGrace Mugabe, the first lady of Zimbabwe, has reportedly assaulted a British photographer in Hong Kong. Allegedly, she flew into a rage when the photographer began snapping pictures of her as she was leaving a luxury hotel.
- Christmas in Zimbabwe, Christmas in New YorkGrowing up in Zimbabwe, Christmas was a month-long summer celebration. This year, I find myself looking forward to Christmas in New York.
- Plight of Zimbabwe's People!Is the World finally tuning in to the millions suffering in Zimbabwe?
