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...er, producer and afro-jazz/[[Kalindula]] musician from [[Mkushi]]. Born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe on 17 October 1983. his family moved to Zambia and settled in Fi

...er, producer and afro-jazz/[[Kalindula]] musician from [[Mkushi]]. Born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe on 17 October 1983. his family moved to Zambia and settled in Fi

...er, producer and afro-jazz/[[Kalindula]] musician from [[Mkushi]]. Born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe on 17 October 1983. his family moved to Zambia and settled in Fi

...er, producer and afro-jazz/[[Kalindula]] musician from [[Mkushi]]. Born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe on 17 October 1983. his family moved to Zambia and settled in Fi

...er, producer and afro-jazz/[[Kalindula]] musician from [[Mkushi]]. Born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe on 17 October 1983. his family moved to Zambia and settled in Fi

...er, producer and afro-jazz/[[Kalindula]] musician from [[Mkushi]]. Born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe on 17 October 1983. his family moved to Zambia and settled in Fi

...he Chirundu Bridge in 1939 - before that, the Great North Road ran through Bulawayo and [[Livingstone, Zambia]] to Lusaka. The portion from Mbala to Mupulungu

...we}} Zimbabwe - from [[Livingstone]] via the [[Victoria Falls Bridge]] to Bulawayo, freight only.

|birth_place = Bulawayo, Zimbabwe Sakala was born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe on 17 October 1983.<ref name=LV>[http://lusakavoice.com/2015/05/2

Up to the mid-1960s, passenger and sleeper services ran from Ndola to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe (then [[Rhodesia]]), connecting with a sleeper service to Cape To Ndola-Bulawayo passenger services ended when Zambia suspended all services across the Vict

...well Banda]] and he made his debut against Zimbabwe in a friendly match in Bulawayo in February 1985 which Zambia lost 3-2. He scored his first goal for Zambia

...this cup. Roan lost 1 – 0 to Bulawayo Rovers at Barbourfields Stadium in Bulawayo.⁴

...stone]] and [[Fort Jameson]] by train through neighbouring countries — via Bulawayo and Beira to Blantyre and then by road.

The railway reached Bulawayo in 1897, and was extended to the Victoria Falls in 1902. Lines were built i ...Until the mid-1960s, sleeper trains went from Ndola via [[Livingstone]] to Bulawayo in what was then Southern Rhodesia.

...support them, Tayali's father emigrated from Northern Rhodesia to work in Bulawayo in Southern Rhodesia, ending up in the Department of Housing and Amenities. ...ering - BSc, Beijing, China); Fayness Mumba Tayali (Mzilikazi High School, Bulawayo); Mabel Nkuswa Tayali ([[Kansenshi Secondary School]], [[Ndola]]); Daniel M

...l 2 No 5 pp78-80 (1954).</ref> From Livingstone, where it branches off the Bulawayo-[[Livingstone]]-[[Lusaka]] main line, the branch line extends about 166&nbs

...we}} Zimbabwe - yes, from Livingstone via the [[Victoria Falls Bridge]] to Bulawayo, freight only. # Beira Corridor: Road to [[Harare]] or rail to [[Bulawayo]], then rail via Mutare to [[Beira, Mozambique|Beira]], Mozambique.

...]] (later part of [[Northern Rhodesia]] and then [[Zambia]]) in 1905 via [[Bulawayo]], [[Southern Rhodesia]] (now [[Zimbabwe]]) or the [[British Central Africa

Bulawayo as early as 1896. Victoria Lobengula's kraal at Bulawayo.

...ars later, in December 1897, the Bechuanaland railway from Vryburg reached Bulawayo, making it possible to travel between the Cape and Rhodesia by train.<ref n ...d to Bulawayo and the Cape in 1902.<ref name=walker538788789/> The Vryburg–Bulawayo railway was meanwhile extended up to the Zambezi, and across when the [[Vic