Article and images: Frankie Kay I have a thing about trees, and this year, the trees have been calling me, all the way from the eastern highlands, 600km from where I live! The Msasa (Brachystegia spiciformis) come into new leaf in the spring (August/ September, here in Zimbabwe.) From bare, twisted branches sprout new leaves: […]
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by Rob JarvisThere are several small renewable energy projects that have been built along the rivers that flow off the southern and western edges of Mt. Nyangani. Fortunately, the owners have left some of the facilities built to accommodate project managers and contractors as an eco-friendly camp site for the use by anyone keen to
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Article and Images by Lesanne Dunlop Hidden Rocks, nestled amongst Msasa trees on the side of a beautiful granite rock face, could also be called ‘Hidden Gem’. A unique location, spectacular vistas and the fact that one cannot help but connect with nature while there, makes this an enchanting escape. The short drive from Harare
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