Demo: Community outreach day
A sample event. Departments can post outreach days, campaigns and service drives here, and residents see them on the district Events page.
Visit Nyanga
Nyanga is Zimbabwe’s highland escape. It has cool mountain air, pine forests, rivers full of trout and waterfalls around almost every bend. Climb Mount Nyangani, the country’s highest peak, or stand at World’s View and look out over the plains below. You can also watch Mtarazi Falls drop into the Honde Valley, or walk among the stone terraces of the Ziwa Ruins. Then stay a night or two with local lodges, guides and craftspeople who know these hills best.
Best time to visit
All year. April to October is dry, with clear skies for hiking, though June and July nights can be frosty. November to March is green, and the waterfalls are at their fullest.
Getting there
Nyanga is in Manicaland, about 270 km from Harare. Take the Mutare road to Rusape, then turn north-east on the A14 to Nyanga. From Mutare it is about 100 km via Juliasdale. Kombis and buses run daily from Harare and Mutare to Nyanga town. A car is best for reaching the national park and the waterfalls.
Places to see
What’s on
All events →Demo: Live acoustic evening
A sample event. Creators can post shows, launches and appearances here.
Arts Exhibition: “Crying for a Peaceful World”
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A day of sculpture, mbira and ngoma music, pottery demonstrations, dance, basketry, weaving, beadwork and paintings by artists from Nyanga and the surrounding communities. The exhibition marks the start of the revival of the Nyanga Arts Centre. RSVP Abel Makuvise – 0775 577 642 / 0779 137 751
Demo: Inter-house athletics day
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A sample event. Real schools can post sports days, prize-givings, open days and parent meetings here.
Demo: Public consultation meeting
A sample event. Public meetings and consultations reach more residents when they are announced online as well as on notice boards.