Harare
81 sites
HistoricAdministration and Government 1889 – 1953
Harare
OtherAfrica’s National Parks in the midst of a pandemic-induced conservation crisis
Harare
CulturalAvondale Flea Market
Harare
CulturalAvondale and the story of Countess Billie
Harare
OtherBats are not to blame for COVID-19; Chinese wildlife farms are and what the next pandemic might look like
Harare
CulturalCattle: the life-blood of Shona Society
Harare
CulturalChapungu Sculpture Park and Doon Estate
Harare
ScenicChiremba / Epworth Balancing Rocks
Harare
Game ParkChivero Conservation Program operated by Four Faces for Zimparks
Harare
ScenicCleveland Dam
Harare
HistoricContemporary criticism of the British South Africa Company (BSAC) in 1889 – 90 from Henry Labouchère the editor of the journal Truth
Harare
CulturalCorruption in Zimbabwe - Transparency International reveals the latest Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) for 2020
Harare
CulturalCould this breakthrough ‘that changes the course of public health history’ help Zimbabwe defeat the menace of malaria?
Harare
OtherCyanobacteria levels in Harare’s water supplies is a bio-index for bad governance
Harare
ScenicDomboshava Cave and Hill
Harare
CulturalENACT’s Report on Corruption in Africa and Zimbabwe
Harare
HistoricEdward Carey Tyndale-Biscoe who raised the flag at Salisbury, now Harare on 13 September 1890
Harare
CulturalExamining how the author Richard Nicklin Hall (1853-1914) justified his thesis that Zimbabwe’s gold mines were dug in ancient times by foreign miners
Harare
CulturalGallery Delta
Harare
OtherGroup Captain Harold Walmsley, Spitfire ace who destroyed at least 11 enemy aircraft; trained at Belvedere and Cranborne air stations during WWII and was an instructor at Heany air station afterwards – Obituary
Harare
ScenicHarare Toposcope
Harare
CulturalHarare, capital of Zimbabwe
Harare
BuildingHarare’s Historic buildings – Robert Mugabe Road (formerly Manica Road)
Harare
BuildingHarare’s Historic buildings – The Kopje Area
Harare
BuildingHarare’s Historic buildings – the Avenues
Harare
HistoricHarare’s oldest House at 110 Livingston Avenue, Harare
Harare
CulturalHenry Borrow, after whom Borrowdale is named
Harare
ScenicHenry Hallam Dam (also called Harava Dam)
Harare
OtherHow did COVID-19 happen?
Harare
OtherHow did Zimbabwe’s economy get so bad?
Harare
OtherIs Zimbabwe a dictatorship?
Harare
CulturalKenneth Kaunda who died on 17 June 2021 aged 97; the last of Africa’s true Independence leaders and one of the few that stepped down
Harare
ScenicKuimba Shiri Bird Sanctuary
Harare
ScenicLake Chivero Recreational Park
Harare
Rock ArtLake Chivero Rock Art
Harare
HistoricLand and the British South Africa Company - the Renny-Tailyour and Lippert concessions
Harare
HistoricLetters from the Siege of Ladysmith by Edward Carey Tyndale-Biscoe
Harare
HistoricLieutenant-Colonel Edward Graham Pennefather (1850 – 1928)
Harare
Game ParkLion Park
Harare
ScenicMakumbe Cave and Lower Makumbe Cave
Harare
OtherMalaria kills a child every minute worldwide; will a new vaccine save them?
Harare
Game ParkMorally and financially bankrupt Zimbabwe government forces Zimparks to sell elephant hunts to pay Game Rangers salaries
Harare
HistoricMother Patrick’s Mortuary (1895)
Harare
CulturalMugabe divorce papers expose their vast wealth
Harare
ScenicMukuvisi Woodlands Wildlife and Environment Centre
Harare
CulturalMuseum of Human Sciences
Harare
ScenicNational Botanical Gardens
Harare
CulturalNational Heroes Acre
Harare
ScenicNgomakurira
Harare
CulturalPatrick Campbell, husband of Mrs Patrick Campbell who went to Mashonaland and was killed in the Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902
Harare
CulturalPolitics and thievery mean the same thing in Zimbabwe
Harare
CulturalRanche House (1899) - Ken and Lillian Mew
Harare
HistoricRhodesian Air Training Group (RATG) – a high price was paid in young lives
Harare
HistoricRhodes’ Apostles – who were they and what happened to them?
Harare
Rock ArtRock Art at Glen Norah East & West
Harare
CulturalRoora and Marriage
Harare
CulturalSaving the Pangolin from the Wildlife trade where they are being increasingly trafficked
Harare
HistoricThe British South Africa Company
Harare
HistoricThe British South Africa Company – establishing an administration in the early days of the occupation of Mashonaland
Harare
HistoricThe Charles Burrell Steam Traction Engine / Road Locomotive
Harare
CulturalThe Loyal Women’s Guild and the Pioneer Memorial Crosses
Harare
BuildingThe Market Hall (1893 – 94)
Harare
HistoricThe National Archives
Harare
HistoricThe Pink Map; how credible were Portuguese claims to Mashonaland and Manicaland before 1890?
Harare
HistoricThe Pioneer Column’s march detailed on maps
Harare
HistoricThe Pioneer Column’s march from Macloutsie to Mashonaland
Harare
HistoricThe Rhodesia Air Training Group (RATG) 1940 – 1945
Harare
HistoricThe part played by religion in the Mashona Rebellion (First Chimurenga) in 1896-7 as told by Terence Ranger in Revolt in Southern Rhodesia 1896-7
Harare
HistoricThomas Leask’s Life and Diaries describing Matabeleland and Mashonaland in the 1860’s
Harare
CulturalTo what extent did slavery exist in Mozambique, Tanzania and Zimbabwe?
Harare
CulturalTraditional Ceremonies which persist
Harare
CulturalTransparency International’s latest Index of Public Services Corruption
Harare
CulturalUDI rebellion: Rhodesia defies the world
Harare
CulturalWas Archibald Ross Colquhoun; first Administrator of Mashonaland 1890 – 92, a failure or was he actively undermined by Dr Jameson?
Harare
OtherWhat are the origins of the current coronavirus pandemic?
Harare
GeologicalWhat is the Chinese Motivation in Zimbabwe?
Harare
CulturalWhen THIEVES fall out, honest men come by their own
Harare
CulturalWhen is the sickening trade in Lions going to be banned?
Harare
CulturalWhich Zimbabwean individuals and companies have been sanctioned by the USA / UK?
Harare
OtherZimbabwe in the sights of China’s debt-trap diplomacy
Harare
CulturalZimbabwe’s political leadership belongs to the old order; it’s time they were replaced by new leaders like Zambia’s Hakainde Hichilema
Harare