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Topic : Great Zimbabwe Monument

A tale of two similar conical towers

However, this will be covered in detail as local architects 'try' to explain how the structures constructed at RGMI airport came into being.

By Burzil Dube Nov. 5, 2022

Travelling & touring: ‘Great Zimbabwe was not royal palace, but circumcision centre’

It is believed that construction on this ancient city began around the ninth Century and continued until it was abandoned around 15th Century.

By Burzil Dube Oct. 23, 2022

Travelling & touring: ‘Great Zimbabwe was not royal palace, but circumcision centre’

Travelling & touring: The ‘untold’ story of Great Zimbabwe Monument

These ancient ruins situated on the outskirts of Masvingo town are believed to have been constructed between 11 and 15th century

By Burzil Dube Oct. 16, 2022

Travelling & touring: The ‘untold’ story of Great Zimbabwe Monument

Travelling & touring: Matobo Hills conquers world tourism

The game park, situated in the northern part of Zimbabwe, boosts of a world heritage status granted following rigorous and intricate procedures associated with such a prestigious tourism accolade.

By The Southern Eye Jul. 24, 2022

Travelling & touring: Matobo Hills conquers world tourism

The game park, situated in the northern part of Zimbabwe, boosts of a world heritage status granted following rigorous and intricate procedures associated with such a prestigious tourism accolade.

By The Southern Eye Jul. 24, 2022

We are riding out the storms, says tourism boss

Nhau said while the pain is still being felt cross the markets, the future of the sector is bright in Zimbabwe, especially after the destination has recently received major endorsements from two big airlines.

By The Southern Eye Sep. 26, 2021