August 17, 2010
Craig Foaden’s email about the bike ride for S.O.A.P
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Hi To all my friends, family and associates,
On the 22 September, 6 cyclists including myself will be doing a ride from Harare to Vic Falls. We are doing it in aid of a charity organization called S.O.A.P (Supporting Old Age Pensioners). This is a charity organization which was started to help all those oldies who lost out when Zimbabweans started to suffer at the hands of Mugabe
Our cycle is approximately 857km, and we will depart Harare at midday on the 22nd September. We will cycle throughout the day and night on both the 22nd and 23rd, and aim to arrive at Vic Falls Primary school sometime on the morning of the 24th. All cyclists will do the entire distance, and there will be no relay system. Our back up will consist of 3 vehicles who will help keep us nourished and hydrated throughout the ride.
Anyone who is close to Vic Falls, then there will be a big party at the Boat Club on Saturday the 25th and money will be raised there again.
I have attached all the information you need to this email as well.
Any donation no matter how big or small will be highly appreciated, and please assist me in forwarding this on to anyone else who might be interested.
You will notice there are bank account details for UK, Zimbabwe, Australia and South Africa so please spread the word. Anyone living in Botswana who is interested in making a donation then please contact me, and we will make a plan.
Please copy me in should you make a donation of any form just so I can be sure to thank you.
Please do not hesitate to contact me should you need anything else.
Your support would be highly appreciated.
Kind regards,
Craig Foaden
General Manager
Into Africa Mowana Safaris / African Odyssey
Tel: (267) 6250659
Cell: (267) 71702230
Cycle from Bulawayo to Harare
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June 2, 2010
VFAPU – Dear VFAPU Supporters and potential Supporters, Firstly, on behalf of all of us VFAPU, I would like to thank you all for your continued support, which is so vital to our operations against the menace of poaching in our region. You are all playing a vital role in this challenge that faces us.
Please refer to our report below for details on our operation since the beginning of the year to present. Please do not hesitate to contact me should you require any further information.
January 2010
Snares located: 42
Persons apprehended: 13 (12 wood poachers, 1 fish poacher)
Mammals darted: Nil
Mammals found poached: 7
Species: 4 impala, 2 warthog, 1 kudu
Location/s: Big tree area, behind Vic Falls Primary School
Other: One elephant bull was found dead close to the airstrip on the Kazungula Rd, with no apparent bullet or snare wounds. The tusks were recovered by National Parks and Wildlife management Authority staff. One impala found dead by Nyathi Rest Camp as was one warthog found by Wimpy – both presumed to have been killed by vehicles.
February 2010
Snares located: 9
Persons apprehended: 23 ( 8 wood, 4 border jumpers, 3 people illegal entry to the Zambezi National Park, 5 fish, 3 curio vendors
Mammals darted: 1
Species: Warthog male
Location: Caught in a cable snare by Jays Spar car park in Victoria Falls town.
Mammals found poached: 3
Species: 2 buffalo, 1 sable
Location/s: the buffalo were found close to the shooting range off mine field road and the sable was in the Chamabonda vlei
Other: 1 one meter crocodile found off Kazungula Rd with brain removed, possibly to be used as ‘muti’.
March 2010
Snares located: 23
Persons apprehended: 15 (8 wood, 4 curio vendors, 1 man found illegally in the park with a knife, 2 people illegal entry into Zambezi National park
Mammals darted: 3
Species: Warthog
Location: close to rainbow Hotel/railway line
Mammals found poached: 5
Species: 3 buffalo, 1 warthog and 1 spotted hyena
Location: the buffalo were north of shooting range, the warthog was by the Big tree, and the hyena was behind Vic Falls Hotel
Other: 1 female buffalo found in Bug Tree are with no snare or bullet wounds
April 2010
Snares located: 14
Persons apprehended: 12 (1 wood, 2 people illegal entry to Zambezi National Park, 8 curio vendors, 1 man selling illegal game meat)
Mammals darted: 1
Species: Kudu cow
Location: Big tree
Mammals poached: 3
Species: 1 elephant bull, 1 female buffalo, 1 female eland.
Location/s: The elephant bull was found 500m from picnic site No 1 in the Zambezi national Park, the buffalo was 100m off Wood Road, the eland was found at Chamabonda salt pan. Other; 1 impala ram found dead at golf course hole no.2 – cause of death unknown.
May 2010
Snares located: 11
Persons apprehended: 8 (5 wood, 2 curio vendors, 1 thief)
Mammals darted: 3
Species: Warthog x 1, buffalo female x 1 , elephant bull x 1
Location/s: Western ridge close to Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, Victoria Falls Hotel
Mammals poached: 1 buffalo cow
Location: west of shooting range
Other: 1 female buffalo found dead at Big Tree – cause of death unknown
The elephant bull that was darted died during treatment procedure and had serious septic wounds probably caused form being hit by a train or a truck.
1 female warthog hot by vehicle by Sprayview Hotel and the carcass was stolen by passing vehicle.
1 buffalo bull was hit by a vehicle on Kazungula Road by the Victoria Falls Primary School. VFAPU scouts tracked the buffalo for 6 km and on seeing the extent of wounds that were suffered, it was decided to shoot it.
1 elephant bull was reported to be badly wounded with a possible bullet wound and was unable to walk. This bull was seen on Liunga Loop and it is currently being tracked.
On a positive side, there has been a great improvement in game sightings in and around Victoria Falls. From reports received from a variety of people, lions, wild dogs, cheetah, buffalo, herds of 40 plus elephants, plus a general increase of plains game are being seen. Of course, we have the elephant bulls that regularly visit the suburbs and stir up a number of reactions from the public, as they bulldoze through walls and gates to sample various gardens attractions!
VFAPU welcomes the new Area Manager for the National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority of Zimbabwe – Mr Arthur Musakwa. We have already had a number of meetings and it is very encouraging to have his full commitment to continue the strong relationship already existing between VFAPU and NPWMAZ. We also thank the Zimbabwe Republic Police for their support, as we all work together to PROTECT OUR WILDLIFE FOR OUR FUTURE AND FOR THE FUTURE OF OUR CHILDREN.
Please spread the word as the more support we can get, the more scouts we can put in the field. VFAPU is looking for further stakeholders to join our ‘sponsor a scout’ programme, so please contact us for more information. Please forward this report to anyone who you feel may be able to help.
Once again, VFAPU thanks each and every donor/supporter who has generously given their assistance through the last eleven years that VFAPU has been able to operate.
“working together to conserve Zimbabwe’s wildlife’
Regards,
Charles Brightman
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June 2, 2010
(From Travelwires.com) From its earliest conception, the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge developers sought to create a special project which would impact positively on guests, visitors, Victoria Falls economy, its people, wildlife and environment. Now, the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge builds further on these values with recent developments which will impact on guests’ experiences as being outstanding in quality deliverance.
Voted ‘Best Safari Lodge’ in Zimbabwe for 14 consecutive years and listed on Conde Nast Travellers Gold List, the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, intricately designed around indigenous trees, is set high on a natural plateau in pristine bush, 4km from the Victoria Falls, southern Africa’s foremost attraction. This place of legends is situated adjacent to the Zambezi National Park, ideally positioned to watch game 24/7 at a central waterhole while absorbing the breathtaking African bush with uninterrupted views of spectacular red-golden sunsets.
The new plans for Victoria Falls Safari Lodge include a gymnasium which will be established underneath the deck area – designed to give the guest incredible views whilst training among the serene ambiance of the bush. New upgrades to the 72 African themed, en-suite bedrooms are planned with improved bathrooms and soft furnishings to ensure additional comfort and lavish experiences. (Need to get GCS approval before releasing).
Makuwa Kuwa restaurant is a restful, split-level fine-dining restaurant constructed from wood and thatch, harmonising perfectly with the environment with open views over the waterhole that leave a lasting impression of this unspoilt location. Plans for the restaurant’s African theme are to enhance the colourful murals and artefacts with new ‘soft refurbishments’ to ensure for a most comfortable yet stylish cosmopolitan dining experience.
The energetic Buffalo Bar, a level down from the Makuwa Kuwa restaurant, was nominated as one of Heineken’s Great Bars of the World with a wide selection of drinks, pub menu and snacks within a convivial and relaxed atmosphere, and is literally, Victoria Falls’ favourite watering-hole with gorgeous views of the distant Zambezi River and the waterhole.
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge’s award winning Boma, Place of Eating, is set in the nearby Gusu forest, offering a unique African experience with traditional dancers, an interactive drumming show and mouth-watering local dishes. Coupled with the warmth and enthusiasm of the staff and hosts, this is and Experience not to be missed.
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge offers conferences and business seminars in two venues and an open-air amphitheatre. A visit to the Safari Spa is a must with a myriad of treatments and massages. The activities desk arranges boat trips on the Zambezi, bungi-jumping, white water rafting, trips to the falls, craft market, helicopter and fixed-wing flights over the magnificent falls. In fact there are over 50 activities to choose from in Victoria Falls.
A spirit of ‘doing it right’ and upholding the principle of fair and ethical practice throughout its operations, guides the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge Group. Managing Director, Glenn Stutchbury, says: “This responsible moral code has steered Victoria Falls Safari Lodge to an enviable position as a leader in the tourism industry, recognised by all for its policies and achievements the Lodge has become a proud Zimbabwean icon, and we will continue to do so.”
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is managed by Africa Albida Tourism (AAT), a hospitality group offering the cream of Southern African tourism products, with the award-winning Victoria Falls Safari Lodge as its flagship. It operates three divisions, namely Hospitality, Restaurants and Parks.
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June 2, 2010
The Herald — AIR ZIMBABWE is set to relaunch its Johannesburg-Victoria Falls flight tomorrow, the airline’s chief executive officer, Dr Peter Chikumba, has said.
The flight would be operating three times a week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Giving oral evidence before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Transport and Infrastructural Development on Monday, Dr Chikumba said the airline was now considering reopening some of the routes it had discontinued.
He said the decision to reopen the routes was premised on the improvement in economic performance and the creation of a conducive political environment.
“As we begin to see economic recovery taking place, business will be moving forward. This Thursday we will be reopening the Johannesburg-Vic Falls route and we are also relooking at the Harare-Dar es Salaam route while considering going into partnership with Air Malawi,” Dr Chikumba said. He also defended the discontinuation of some of the loss-making routes which were impacting negatively on the company.
“There was need to stop bleeding especially in some of the routes like Dubai and China, which had seen the airline making loss. If we fly less than 100 people to China, we will be losing US$250 000 per trip due to a number of issues. “Therefore, we had to temporarily reduce the costs. Route restructuring will minimise bleeding with better economic performance,” Dr Chikumba said.
The Air Zimbabwe chief executive also bemoaned dilapidated equipment, which he said was costing the organisation a lot of money. He said the little revenue the company was making was being gobbled by high maintenance costs.
In an interview after the meeting, Dr Chikumba said they expected the improvement in the country’s political and economic situations to boost demand for their service.
“The stability through the inclusive Government has provided confidence to most international business specifically in the airline industry as we see the industry begin to see both passenger and cargo traffic increasing. With this background we anticipate growth in tourism and hence air travel. It’s an opportune time for Air Zim to begin reviewing some of its route network and specifically we see Johannesburg-Vic Falls going beyond the World Cup.
“Some of the visitors will have an opportunity to share their experiences with other potential visitors to Zimbabwe and Southern Africa,” Dr Chikumba said.
Air Zimbabwe was also looking into possibilities of increasing flights to London. Dr Chikumba said their decisions would be based on the economic outlook at domestic, regional and international levels.
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June 2, 2010
Victoria Falls is further positioning itself as an adventure hotspot with the recent introduction of a three-day mountain biking event that will be run annually.
The destination already hosts the annual Victoria Falls Marathon and the Zambezi Man Challenge.
The three-day race takes cyclists through the Victoria Falls National Park, along the Batoka Gorge into Botswana, following the Zambezi River into the Zambezi National Park. The route is about 275km over the three days.
Wild Frontiers, Wild Horizons and Adventure Zone (Safari Par Excellence Zimbabwe) are the official organisers of the Zambezi Man Challenge.
The event challenges participants’ rafting skills on Grade 5 rapids, followed by timed mountain bike and 42.4km marathon events.
The 42.4km Victoria Falls Marathon, says Founder, Brett Williamson, is becoming hugely successful, leading runners through the town of Victoria Falls, over the border into Zambia and back into Zimbabwe on Zambezi River Drive.
The marathon, as well as a half marathon, will be hosted on August 29.
For more information about this year’s marathon, visit www.vicfallsmarathon.com
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April 8, 2010
Skip the South of France. Try Zimbabwe! – By NICHOLAS KRISTOF
So what are the great places to visit in Africa? It surprises people to hear it, but Zimbabwe is very high on the list – and now that I’ve just returned from a week there with my family, I feel that more strongly than ever.
True, President Robert Mugabe is a tyrant who has mismanaged the country, and his relations with the United States are deeply strained. But Zimbabwe has little crime and people are friendly, and the sights are simply astounding – with hardly any tourists around to admire them. It’s also cheaper than other countries in the region. Especially if you’re going to South Africa for the World Cup, make a side trip to Zimbabwe. View the rest of the article….
Scottish Parliament Honours David Livingstone
THE Scottish Parliament have honoured Blantyre’s most famous son.
Committee room six at the Holyrood complex is to be named after David Livingstone.
The Scottish Parliament authorities agreed to the move after accepting a suggestion that each of the Parliament’s six committees rooms should be named in commemoration of a historical figure who made a significant contribution to Scotland. View the rest of the article…
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March 9, 2010
The winner of Best Documentary Short Category, is Music by Prudence, directed by Roger Ross Williams, and starring Prudence Mabhena.
The 33 minute documentary, focuses around a gifted young woman Prudence, who suffers from arthrogryphosis, a rare disorder which severely deforms the joints of the body.
Music by Prudence
Prudence who has had to face many odds in her young life, although this has not stopped her from living. Prudence sings in an amazing five languages, and shares her talents with the world.
Typically people with disabilities in Africa, are seen as the result of witchcraft, and they are even sometimes killed, to remove the curse from the family.
But Prudence, born in Victoria Falls did not face the same fate. When she was born, it was soon obvious that there was something not right. Her arms and legs were soon to found useless, as well as being twisted and limp.
Her paternal grandmother, told her daughter in law to refrain from breastfeeding Prudence, which would inevitably mean death for the baby. But Prudences mothed did not listen, and was soon ostracized. She ended up taking Prudence to her own mothers rural home, and when Prudence turned 4, she was left in her Grandmothers care.
But Prudences life did not get easy from here, she had to endure things that would be too much for most people. To be viewed by the community and being treated like a disease. Prudence also had to face, not being able to be schooled by her grandmother, after she had only just started at King George VI School and Centre with Physical Disabilities, which is privately funded. Read more at the official “Music by Prudence website“
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March 4, 2010
Hello there!
This is our first newsletter of the year, and it’s in a clearer cleaner format that reflects our re-designed, more user-friendly website, we hope you like! We’d love to hear from you if you have any constructive criticism or suggestions (taking care not to bruise our web designer’s fragile ego 
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There is a lot to catch up on!
History of Flights to the Falls – I have always been interested in the history of our area, and was recently sent the URL for a very interesting article posted by a person by the name of Raymond Critchell. Critchell is an Englishman who found himself a job as the Fireman for the British Oversees Airways Company (BOAC) Victoria Falls flying boat base. For those of you that are not aware the first commercial flights to land in Victoria Falls were flown by this company in large four engine “Flying Boats”.
I recommend a visit to Raymond Cretchell’s article (http://gnr.niner.net/boma/Fireman_in_Africa) if you would like to hear some interesting tales about Livingstone Town and the early Victoria Falls settlement back in 1948. These photos and more on Raymond Cretchell’s page.
Update on Victoria Falls – We have entered the final stretch of our rainy season and it has been an excellent one if you like having duck feet! We have already received over 650mm and I think Livingstone is over this by some way. The average annual rainfall in the Falls is 650mm so we will be way over that by the end of March when things should start to dry out. Isn’t it amazing how much we look forward to the rains each year and then by this time we begin to look forward to the dry cool weather of April.
You will all be delighted to hear that numbers of visitors to the Falls (Zimside) are up in 2010 to date, and the forward bookings are looking good at all of the main Hotels. Numbers are down in Livingstone but this is no different to most tourist destinations around the globe at the moment as people ponder what is left of their bank accounts. The Zimside numbers are increasing off a much lower base caused by totally different reasons.
On this note the dollarisation of the economy in Zimbabwe has certainly brought with it stability and confidence. Unfortunately the recent utterings on the indigenisation of companies has dampened some spirits but we are confident that the momentum is in favour of Zimbabwe’s recovery now and the good people in this country who are by far in the majority, are looking ahead to good times.
At the risk of repeating myself, it should be added that the people of this region really need the support now of the global tourist market. We all know that there are bad elements in the society of all countries and if we were to boycott travel to all of these countries we may be left to play with our friends next door or worse. Take the time out to come and visit the country and you will be surprised at how good the product is here and how friendly the people are.
The Victoria Falls Green Fund – Of special interest in Victoria Falls town is the recent launch of the Victoria Falls Green Fund (see Robin’s speech). This is an initiative that includes private business, parastatals and local government together with a number of local NGO’s. The objective is to see the Greening up of the Tourism Industry and the town as a whole. It is heartening to see projects already in place; such as the one at The Victoria Falls Hotel who are recycling all of their precooked waste through a Vermiculture scheme (An earthworm farm).
The fund was recently launched in the presence of leaders in the Tourism community, National Parks and our Minister of Environment and National Resources right on the edge of the Victoria Falls overlooking the Devil’s Cataract, under the eagle eye of David Livingstone himself.
Update on Livingstone – A new shopping centre has recently been opened in the middle of Livingstone town, and some good news for those of you that visited last year and were made to bump and shake all over the road works, work has been completed between the town and the falls. What a pleasure it is to see this town develop in a professional well planned way!
Although numbers are down at the Sun International resorts the standards are as high as ever and we have enjoyed the attentions of Mr Giulio Togni the GM at the Royal Livingstone, who has come in with an amazingly refreshing “hands on” and practical approach. He has already been there for a year now and we look forward to many more ahead!
The David Livingstone Safari Lodge and Spar has recently experienced some bad luck with a lightning strike to the roof of the Hotel and then barely a month later, a powerful storm. Fortunately the thatch is well protected by a fire prevention chemical and the staff have handled the situations exceptionally well, keeping hotel guests virtually unaffected.
On a recent group we housed the flight crew of a charter company at the New Livingstone Protea for 5 nights. Their report on the state of the rooms, meals, service and facilities was good.
Looking beyond 2010 – I think for us at least the 2010 SWC is going to be a bit of a difficult period. It seems that most international regional inbound travel has been strangled by the demand for flights by the soccer fans. This has seen forward bookings for many of us drop off dramatically in comparison to previous years. So if you are in SA and looking to go North in this period or around it please let us know. We have hotel rooms and flights as well as a lot of activity space available. Lets hope Wayne Rooney can help the poms this year, at least get close!
Cansaf at Indaba this year – We will be exhibiting at Indaba this year so please make an appointment and come and see us. We will be on stand no. ICCK011 in the ICC. We plan to take part in the Victoria Falls Anti Poaching Cricket Day which is held on the Friday before Indaba. If you have time on this day or in the evening on Friday please come down and support this excellent cause. Charles Brightman the founder and CEO of VFAPU will be there and can give you an update on the positive results his team have achieved this last year. If you would like to read more about VFAPU or to donate to this worthy cause now please go to the web site (http://www.vfapu.org/).
A new Creative Teaming Team Build – Cansaf has been a ground breaker and leader in the Team Build arena in the Victoria Falls / Chobe region for over eight years now. We have run Team Builds on the river above the Falls involving treasure islands and river races, down beneath the Falls in white water challenges, Nature trails with map reading and GPS awareness, Bush Olympics and amazing races through Victoria Falls, Livingstone and Kasane. We are continually on the look out for new fun and imaginative programs to offer our clients. Recently we put together a Murder Mystery program that is run through one of the Hotels in the area, if you would like to hear more about the programs we offer please contact us or go to our website’s team build page.
Update on Andrew – For those of you that keep asking after Andrew. He is doing very well in Western Australia where he and his wife have settled with their three children, Harriet, Drew and Holly. You can contact him at “andrew [at] cansaf [dot] com” – I believe that supporting the Western Force has been his biggest problem to date!
If you managed to read this far, have a successful second quarter and remember to get in touch if you have any questions or enquiries!
Best Regards,
Robin Brown
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February 19, 2010
Robin Brown’s speech at the launch of the Victoria Falls Green Fund, an exciting new initiative which Cansaf is proud to be a part of!
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Thank you Charlie Hewitt and may I take this opportunity before saying another word to ask you all present to join me in thanking Charlie, Namo and the Environment Africa team for all their hard work Environment Africa have been integral in setting up the Victoria Falls Green Fund and indeed form the secretariat for our board of trustees, and through Namo Chuma, who leads the EA team here in Victoria Falls, they chair the implementation body of the Green Fund via the Green Fund Projects Committee.
As I sit with Namo on this projects committee, I have experienced first hand the dynamics of this new but energetic team, which forms a parternship of private sector and local government. The projects committee will work with 14 action teams through the various council wards of Victoria Falls and these teams will form the implementation arm of the Green Fund. They will also be encouraged to bring foward proposals for recycling plants, waste management systems, clean ups and so forth, for which the runds raised in our Green Fund trst will be utilised. These action teams are currently being set up by our councillors and I would encourage our residents, business owners and stakeholders in Victoria Falls to please give these teams the support they need.
We will be looking at each area separately to encourage a level of light competitiveness and look forward to nice clean results ! The timing of the set up of this Victoria Falls Green Fund is no coincidence. We have come through hard times and I am afraid it is apparent in the state of our town. We need to gather our resolve and stop further deterioration in the environmental state of Victoria Falls. We realise that we cannot just solve the smaller issues such as rubbish dumping, drains and so forth – albeit that they are not small issues and we absolutely must solve them. However it is vital for us to work together and tackle the larger problems as well.
We have sewage collection, transfer and management problems; road maintenance; rubbish collection, transport and management issues, amongst many more. In order to resolve these large issues, we need buy in across all sectors. The Victoria Falls Green Fund will in 2010 be looking at a large scale solar development plan, whereby we will seek assistance from government and World Bank through various regional NGO’s to sournce funding in excess of $ 150 million. We will be looking carefully at our local schools and see how we can encourage more environmental awareness and education Ladies and gentlemen, the next few days will see the signing into implementation the KAZA documents. This will result in the linking up of an enormous wildlife dominated area.
The Victoria Falls will form a natural centre in this exciting development. With the formation of the Victoria Falls Green Fund I will as you, the stakeholders, to join us in setting an example to the larger KAZA area, and the world, that we are going to maintain our town and its beautiful environs for future generations.
The Tin Can Kids
The “Tin Can Kids”, pictured above are all street kids who have formed a band in Victoria Falls. They play amazing tunes on the tins and springs and other home-made instruments you see in the picture. We hope to use them to entertain groups in the future!
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November 9, 2009
The Victoria Falls Anti Poaching Unit (VFAPU) has been fighting the menace of poaching within the Victoria Falls region for the last ten years. Through this time, VFAPU has experienced many ups and downs regarding poaching and we continue to remain committed to doing the best we can to deter all forms of poaching. Working with the appropriate authorities, we have been able to achieve many positive results, thanks to past and present support from the private sector.
As a community that relies on tourism for our own survival, it is essential for us all to play a part in conserving Zimbabwe’s wildlife.
You are invited to attend an informative presentation on the Victoria Falls Anti Poaching Unit by Charles Brightman and this talk will bring you all up to date with VFAPU, it’s operations, successes, hardships faced etc. Everybody is welcome to attend and to play your part.
VENUE: VICTORIA FALLS SAFARI LODGE – CONFERENCE ROOM
DATE: WEDNESDAY 11TH NOVEMBER 2009
TIME: 4:00 PM
$ CASH BAR AVAILABLE $
We look forward to seeing you there. Thank you.
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