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Zimbabwe is located on a high plateau in South Central Africa between the Limpopo and Zambezi rivers. It is landlocked with 390 757 square kilometres. The country shares borders with five countries, Zambia to the North and North West, South Africa to the South, Mozambique to the East and North East, Botswana to the west and south west, as well as with Namibia on the Caprivi Strip
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President of the Republic of Zimbabwe,His Excellency, Cde R.G.Mugabe
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| Negotiators brief SA facilitation team |
| TALKS between Zanu-PF and the two MDC formations resumed in Harare yesterday with the parties’ negotiators briefing the South African facilitation team on the state of the negotiations.<<Read More>> |
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| Civil service unions dig in |
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THE civil service strike entered its fourth day yesterday with union leaders vowing to hold rallies in every city and major town this week to drum up support for the strike as Public Service Minister Eliphas Mukono-weshuro stuck to his guns yesterday, making no fresh overtures to rescue the situation.<<Read More>>
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| Zim wins tourism award |
| ZIMBABWE has won an international excellence award, the Golden Award for the Tourism, Hotel and Catering Industry, New Millennium, for its tourism marketing development and promotion efforts, while five more companies and a Cabinet minister have been nominated by Africa Investor for the 2010 Tourism Investment Awards slated for next week. <<Read More>> |
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Information for Travellers
This gives a detailed information to potential visitors to Zimbabwe with information on the immigration requirements as well as the laws of Zimbabwe and the state of the transport sectors. Information to expect under this is on
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Tourism
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Transport and Communications
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| Environment & Natural Resources |
Law & Justice |
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| Health & Safety |
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Information for Citizens
This gives details on all relevant information pertaining to citizens of this country. This among other things provides information on the country's
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RBZ gets custody of Chiadzwa diamonds
THE Supreme Court has ordered that all diamonds extracted from African Consolidated Resources claims in Chiadzwa since 2007 be surrendered to the Reserve Bank of Zimba-bwe for safekeeping. <<Read More>> |
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| Govt gets support for Beam |
| THE Government has received support to restore the Basic Education Assistance Module, which will see close to 700 000 underprivileged children access education this year. <<Read More>> |
| Beauty queen thanks President |
| NEWLY-crowned Miss Tourism Zimbabwe 2010, the vivacious Samantha Tshuma (21), has celebrated winning the crown by thanking President Mugabe, the Government, her fans and the competitors she took on, on the way to the crown.<<Read More>> |
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| Face of Africa: Zim model finishes in top 3 |
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ZIMBABWEAN supermodel Rosanna Hall finished in the top three at the Face of Africa finals held in Nigeria's commercial port city of Lagos on Saturday night.<<Read More>>
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| Teens lose interest in blogging — study |
| LOS ANGELES. Blogging by teenagers and young adults has dropped by half over the past three years as they turn instead to texting and social networking sites such as Facebook, a new study shows. <<Read More>> |
| CAPS date TP Mazembe |
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AFTER conquering the capital in the four-team Africa Safari Challenge tournament, CAPS United will get their first international test when they clash against visiting African champions TP Mazembe at Rufaro this afternoon.<<Read More>>
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| Shabanie Mine vow to stay in PSL |
| SHABANIE Mine, basking in the glory of their return to the Premiership, have vowed to strengthen their side and ensure they stay in the top-flight permanently. <<Read More>> |
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| Tavengwa, Moyo out of Comrades marathon |
| JOHANNESBURG. TOP Zimbabwean female long distance runners Sharon Tavengwa and Samkeliso Moyo will not participate in this year’s 89km Comrades Marathon road race on May 30.<<Read More>> |
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2009 better year for workers
2009 has come and gone, but despite the improvement in the economy, salaries for workers remain low. <<Read More>>
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Climate
Zimbabwe generally enjoys warm weather all year round with minimum and maximum temperatures ranging between 5 and 39 degrees Celsius experiencing low temperatures between April and July. August, September and October are generally hotter leading to the onset of the rainy season in November. On higher ground, the eastern part of the country, the eastern highlands generally enjoys low temperatures while the Lowveld in the south east and other low lying areas experience higher temperatures especially in October
Today's Tempretures in °C
| Town |
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| Harare |
15 |
24 |
| Bulawayo |
13 |
20 |
| Mutare |
10 |
21 |
| Masvingo |
15 |
21 |
| Gweru |
12 |
21 |
| Kadoma |
16 |
23 |
| Kwekwe |
15 |
22 |
Information courtesy of Zimbabwe Meteorological Services Department http://www.weather.co.zw
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