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Hwange,
originally known as ****ie, is a town in Zimbabwe,
located in
Hwange District, in
Matabeleland North Province, in
northwestern Zimbabwe, close...
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Hwange National Park (formerly ****ie Game Reserve) is the
largest natural reserve in Zimbabwe. It is
around 14,600 sq km in area. It lies in the northwest...
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Hwange District is an
administrative district in
northwestern Zimbabwe, in
southern Africa. The
district is
located in
Matabeleland North Province, in...
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Hwange Colliery Company Limited (Formerly ****ie
Colliery Company Limited) is the name of a
company in
Zimbabwe (Formerly Rhodesia) and of its ****ociated...
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Hwange Town
Airport (IATA: WKI, ICAO: FVWT) is an
airport serving Hwange, a
mining town in
Matabeleland North Province, Zimbabwe. The
runway is adjacent...
- 2015) was a male
African lion (Panthera leo leo) who
lived primarily in the
Hwange National Park in
Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe. He was
being studied and...
- The
Hwange Thermal Power Station is the
biggest power plant in
Zimbabwe with an
installed capacity of 1520 MW. It is
owned and
operated by the national...
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Hwange Colliery F.C. (formerly
known as ****ie
Colliery F.C.) is a
football club from
Hwange, Zimbabwe,
previously playing in the
Zimbabwe Premier Soccer...
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Chegutu Pirates,
Bulawayo Chiefs and
Hwange were all
relegated from the 2024
Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League. ZPC
Hwange chose not to
compete due to financial...
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Palapye and Maun.
Hwange Town and the
Hwange National Park were
named after the
BaNambya King Sawanga, who was
later called Hwange by the
Nambya people...
