Lions International: Lions Club of Gwaai Valley
Lions International
Lions Club of Gwaai Valley
- 25.02.0000
- 01.11.1977
The Rhodesian Study Circle is a philatelic website for the areas of Rhodesia, Northern Rhodesia, Southern Rhodesia, British Central Africa and Nyasaland, Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
Lions Club of Gwaai Valley
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Bulawayo
The Ridgeway Hotel began construction in 1952 in Lusaka, Northern Rhodesia. The interiors were designed by Terence Conan (working under Dennis Lennon). It was officially opened in 1953.
During the 1970’s the hotel suffered fierce competition from the Taj Pamodzi Hotel that had opened opposite it. Richard Chanter arrived in 1979 and undertook steps to revitalise the hotel. He was able to secure the hosting of the 1979 Commonwealth Conference.
During the 1980’s it focused on establishing a closer market with local Zambians and concentrating on providing the best entertainment. The hotel hosted functions such as the Show Society Annual Dinner of 1982 where Kenneth Kaunda and Prince Phillip were in attendance. By the mid 80’s it had a regular weekly radio show, a highly successful football team on the verge of a place in the Zambian super league and regular TV shows at Christmas and Easter.
In 2008, the hotel was re-modeled and is now known as the Southern Run Ridgeway Hotel.
Valentine & Sons Ltd: The Ridgeway Hotel
1970- SAPRA Studio – RZ Series (100-139)
The Ridgeway Hotel
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Harare
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The main office is located in Harare, Zimbabwe and partners include Zambia and Malawi.
Lusaka
The Zambia National Tourism Bureau was established in May, 1965 to market tourist attractions such as waterfalls, game parks and cultural ceremonies. One of the successful campaigns of the Bureau was the Zambia in the Sun campaign.
In 1979 the Bureau changed it’s name to the Zambia National Tourist Board and became an autonomous statutory board that implemented all policies on behalf of the Zambian Government.
This set of promotional covers was used during the 1970’s.
First Day Covers – Nyasaland
First Day Covers – Zambia