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In the mid-1890s [[Rhodesian Railways]] had reached [[Bulawayo]] in [[Southern Rhodesia]] spurring industrial development there, fuelled b

|stadium = [[Barbourfields Stadium]], [[Bulawayo]]

...e reached the town in 1937, providing passenger services as far south as [[Bulawayo]], with connections to [[Cape Town]]. The line was extended into DR Congo,

...After his death in the Cape in 1902, his body was transported by train to Bulawayo. His burial was attended by Ndebele chiefs, who asked that the firing party

...his heirs placed them in the National Museum of [[Southern Rhodesia]] in [[Bulawayo]], 1000 km away, where they were listed as the 'Codrington Collection'

...his heirs placed them in the National Museum of [[Southern Rhodesia]] in [[Bulawayo]], 1000 km away, where they were listed as the 'Codrington Collection'

...ir Godfrey Huggins) ''No other home: Co-existence in Africa'' (S. Manning, Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia, 1960?).

...s of the trophy, which had previously been won by Southern Rhodesian clubs Bulawayo Rovers and Salisbury Callies, would keep the trophy for good. Wanderers won

...her lawbreaking by Europeans. In September 1898 Captain Drury came up from Bulawayo with 13 troopers and built a fort at [[Monze]] some miles form the present

...am |editor-first=Walter H. |editor-last=Wills |title=[[s:Northern Rhodesia|Bulawayo Up-to-date; Being a General Sketch of Rhodesia]] |publisher=Simpkin, Marsha A line from [[Kimberley, Northern Cape|Kimberley]] reached Bulawayo in 1897; this was extended to cross the Victoria Falls in 1902. The next se

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* David Livingstone Secondary School in Ntabazinduna about 40 km from [[Bulawayo]], Zimbabwe.

...am |editor-first=Walter H. |editor-last=Wills |title=[[s:Northern Rhodesia|Bulawayo Up-to-date; Being a General Sketch of Rhodesia]] |publisher=Simpkin, Marsha