Zimbabwe Museum of Human Sciences

ZIMBABWE 2014 - Harare

Zimbabwe 2014

Chapter 1: Harare
The Museum of Human Sciences with impressive creatures concrete stand guard outside the building.
The botanical gardens are a pleasant place to walk and relax. They collect specimens of almost all species of trees and plants from Zimbabwe as well as many species of flora of Southern Africa.

Music:
Nighttime Canopy - Antti Martikainen


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Chapitre 1 : Harare

Le musée des sciences humaines présente d’impressionnantes créatures de béton qui montent la garde devant le bâtiment.
Les jardins botanique sont un lieu agréable de promenade et de détente. Ils rassemblent les spécimens de quasiment toutes les espèces d'arbres et de plantes du Zimbabwe ainsi que de nombreuses espèces de la flore de l’Afrique australe.

Musique :
Nighttime Canopy - Antti Martikainen

Harare is the capital and most populous city of Zimbabwe

Harare is the capital and most populous city of Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe - Railways in Bulawayo

Bulawayo has a fantastic railway museum with an unbelievable collection of locomotives and carriages. The current railway station shows modernization, but also much that stayed the same.

We visited Zimbabwe on our overland trip from the Netherlands to South Africa and South America; see our channel for hundreds of clips.

The used background music is royalty free music: Simple Tones by Purple Planet ( and Hard Boiled by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).

Mimixa Patel - BAXer in Harare, Zimbabwe

Captivating Mimixa performs at the Diwali Celebration at the Hindu Temple in her home country of Zimbabwe. Choreography by Pooja Narang

See How Termites Inspired a Building That Can Cool Itself | Decoder

How do you cool a building without air conditioning? Using an approach called biomimicry, see how architect Mick Pearce harnessed the ingenuity of termites to design a natural cooling system for the largest commercial building in Zimbabwe.
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In nature, termites build skyscraper-like mounds that are ventilated by a complex system of tunnels. By emulating the ingenuity of termites, Zimbabwean architect Mick Pearce used an approach called biomimicry to design a natural cooling system that harnessed nature. The result is an architectural marvel that achieves 90 percent passive climate control by taking cool air into the building at night and expelling heat throughout the day.

In this first installation of the Decoder series, see how the Eastgate Centre in Harare, Zimbabwe utilizes a termite-inspired climate control system. To learn more, read Termite Climate Control from the May 2018 issue of National Geographic magazine.

See How Termites Inspired a Building That Can Cool Itself | Decoder


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Scenes on the road trip from Kariba to Harare Zimbabwe March 1992

Welcoming remarks Dr G Mahachi Executive Director National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe

Cable Cars in Harare Zimbabwe - Kuva Cash Air Travel

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Greenwoodpark Harare 1992

Greenwood Park, Harare,

Botanic Garden, Harare, Zimbabwe

June 1990

National Gallery of Zimbabwe film

A montage of National Gallery of Zimbabwe events.

Rapahel Chikukwa, Chief Curator of the National Gallery of Zimbabwe (Harare)

Chikukwa’s engagement in the local and international art scene makes him one of the most expert curators on contemporary art in Zimbabwe and Africa.
Chikukwa joined the National Gallery of Zimbabwe in mid-2010 as Chief Curator. He is a founding staff member of the PUMA funded Creative Africa Network and has curated a number of exhibitions, such as Visions of Zimbabwe, 2004 (Manchester Art Gallery UK); African Heroes, 2006/2007 (Imperial War Museum North UK); Face to Face, 2004, (National Gallery of Zimbabwe/HIFA), and Siyaphambili, 2000 (National Gallery of Zimbabwe). He curated the 1st, 2nd and 3rd edition of the Zimbabwe Pavilion at Venice Biennale.

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Live 'n' Direct - A Walk Through the National Gallery of Zimbabwe

Jam TV - Over 300 artists from Zimbabwe submitted work for the Live 'n' Direct exhibition which was officially opened on Africa Day, 25th May 2010. In attendance were Harare Mayor Muchadeyi Masunda, Spanish Ambassador Pilar Fuertes Ferragut, National Arts Council Director Elvas Mari, National Gallery Director Doreen Sibanda among other guests. A panel of judges selected Gareth Nyandoro's piece, National Recyclenziliation, as the winning entry, earning him US$10 000. Misheck Masamvu came second for his piece Sweet Bad Breath. Chenjerai Mutasa was third for Tazah (Visionaries for a unified Zimbabwe). The 2nd and 3rd prizes were US$5 000 and US$ 3 000 respectively.

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Trailer Kicking it With The National Gallery of Zimbabwe

Coming soon to my blog, I explore a true gem in Zimbabwe , The National Gallery of Zimbabwe!

Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe

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