ArtandCulture, Zimbabwe

Tucked away in one of Zimbabwe's most iconic monuments, the National Gallery in Bulawayo is a treasure trove of invigorating and thought-provoking exhibitions. It resides in the historic Douslin House, a building that has stood for over a century. Th

Khame Ruins are perhaps the best-kept secret among Zimbabwe's five World Heritage sites. Just a short 22-kilometer drive from Bulawayo, Khame once served as the capital of the Torwa state between 1450 and around 1683, following the abandonment of the

Nestled in the heart of Bulawayo's Centenary Park, the Natural History Museum of Zimbabwe is a treasure trove of wonder and knowledge. Originally built in 1962, it became the home for all the country's natural science collections in 1982, earning its

Picture this: colossal granite formations, sculpted by the hands of time and the forces of nature, stretching across 3,000 square kilometers in Matabeleland South Province. These remarkable landscapes, known as the Matobo Hills, are more than just a

The tale of the Ndebele, from their forced departure from present-day South Africa by a coalition of Afrikaners, Griquas, and Zulu, to the establishment of modern-day Bulawayo, unfolds like a complex historical narrative. Under the leadership of King