Chinhoyi Caves ‘The sleeping pool’
The breathtaking Chinhoyi Caves are in North Central Zimbabwe in the Makonde District, 9 km from Chinhoyi and approximately 115km from the capital City...
Monte Binga
By Elizabeth D.T. Taderera
Located in the Chimanimani Mountains on the border between Zimbabwe and Mozambique, Monte Binga is the second highest mountain in Zimbabwe....
Gweru
By Elizabeth D.T. Taderera
The City of Progress, as its nicknamed, was founded in 1894 as a military outpost by Leander Starr Jameson in an...
Colleen Madamombe
By Elizabeth D.T. Taderera
Defying the male dominance of the sculpting world, Colleen Madamombe was a female sculptor whose work showcased themes of womanhood, motherhood...
HWANGE NATIONAL PARK
Hwange is Zimbabwe’s largest national park, accounting for an area of 14,651km2. Formerly occupied by the San bushmen, the Nhanzwa, and latterly the royal...
Bvumba Mountains
By Elizabeth D.T Taderera
Known as the Mountains of the Mist (bvumba is the Shona for mist) because the early morning starts with a mist...
Mount Selinda
By Elizabeth D.T. Taderera
Sitting on an east-facing slope on the edge of Chirinda Forest Botanical Reserve, Mount Selinda is a village and mission station...
Birchenough Bridge
By Elizabeth D.T Taderera
Considered to be one of the country’s best pieces of engineering, it appeared on the former Zimbabwe twenty-cent coin. The Birchenough...
Mancala (Tsoro) Game
In my personal opinion, I don’t think you can fully appreciate the Zimbabwean culture until you have lived in other countries across the globe....
Lake Mutirikwi
By Elizabeth D.T. Taderera
Located to the south-east of Masvingo, Zimbabwe, Lake Mutirikwi was formerly known as Lake Kyle. It was named after the Kyle...
