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A description of the old Meikles Hotel, the Mill and Coach House and Coaching Stables and Strickland’s Store on Marshbrook Farm (now Charter Estates) in Charter District (PART 3)
Strickland’s Store; subsequently the Police Station and then Charter Post Office AgencyJohn...
Category:
Building
Province:
Midlands
Mana Pools update on the severe drought conditions in Zimbabwe killing elephant and wildlife
The severest drought in decades is threatening an estimated 45 million people in Southern Africa...
Category:
Game Park
Province:
Mashonaland West
Shona Religion
By Ignatius M. ZvarevasheThese stories of Shona Customs were first published in 1970 and were...
Category:
Cultural
Province:
Mashonaland West
Dr James Johnston’s account of a journey across Africa (Part 3 of 5 - From Sesheke to Bamangwato, including the Victoria Falls)
31 January 1892. We made a long run today, from 7am until we reached Sesheke where Dr Livingstone...
Category:
Cultural
Province:
Matabeleland North
Orton’s Drift over the Sebakwe River
Below is a Rhodesia 1898 One Penny Duty stamp with an Orton’s Drift Post Office agency...
Category:
Historic
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Building
Province:
Midlands
The Inodzi Gums – the tallest trees in Zimbabwe
Lyn Mullin and his colleagues in the Forestry Commission, Richard Barrett and Lisle Orpen and many...
Category:
Cultural
Province:
Manicaland