1994 – Zimbabwe International Trade Fair
Zimbabwe International Trade Fair
26 April – 2 May 1994
The 1994 Zimbabwe International Trade Fair coincided with Bulawayo’s Centenary. The slogan of this year’s fair was Africa’s No.1.
26 April – 2 May 1994
The 1994 Zimbabwe International Trade Fair coincided with Bulawayo’s Centenary. The slogan of this year’s fair was Africa’s No.1.
Mount Selinda Mission Medical Department Medical work began at Mount Selinda in the mission’s first year with the opening of a dispensary by Dr. W. L Thompson in 1893. It was the first permanent missionary medical mission staffed by a medical doctor in Southern Rhodesia. The dispensary became a full-fledged hospital in 1912. Dr. Willis…
Rotary Goodwill Conference 11-13 March 1988 In March 1988, the Presidential Goodwill Conference and Second Conference for the Development for Africa was held in Harare, Zimbabwe. The conferences were held at the Harare International Conference Centre. The theme of the conference was A Path for Peace: Cooperation between African Nations. Three main subjects were discussed…
50th Anniversary of the Chancellor Cup 9-12 September 1978 In 1978, the Chancellor Cup Scout Camping competition celebrated its 50th anniversary. The cup was first given to the Scouts of Mashonaland in 1928 by Sir John Chancellor, the first Governor of Southern Rhodesia (1923-1928). The camp ran over four days at Coronation Park in Salisbury….
PhotoSafari (Pvt) Ltd Type IIB SafariCard with imprint PhotoSafari (Pvt) Ltd as divider. FB
The Jameson Hotel Harare (Salisbury) The Jameson Hotel is one of the grand old dames that have been part of Harare’s history and social scene since 1958. It was original part of the Ridgeway Group. The Jameson employed, served and accommodated all and was thus not only the most hospitable hotel to non-European populations but…
First Hosting of the National Flag of Zimbabwe Rhodesia 2 September 1979 In 1979, the country became known as Zimbabwe-Rhodesia and a new flag was adopted featuring the pan-African colours of red, black, yellow and green, and the Zimbabwe Bird. However, under the terms of the Lancaster House Agreement, the country briefly returned to British…