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Pictures that relate to Masango Dema |
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Matiti Ward Centre |
A view of the new site at Matiti Ward Community Centre. |
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First Structure |
The first structure is begun. The frame of locally sourced gum tree poles will support a thatched roof and cob walls.
This is being built on a new site, the Matiti Ward Centre. |
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Masango forest |
Trees through the grass. The edge of the Masango Dema forest. The grass is almost ready to harvest in preperation for thatching roofs. |
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Silent Observers |
Some of the more mature trees around Masango Dema. One challenge we face is that many of the older, larger trees have been harvested for firewood, we are trying to save those remaining and start progr |
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Dancing |
School children practice traditional dance. |
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Mbira on route |
Walking is an ideal time to practice mbira. Our friends, Warren and Grace were visiting Masango for the day during their stay in Zim. They had a welcoming reception too in Masvingo, sharing culture, i |
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Masango Bike |
One of the classic style bikes. They are strong and very usefull for getting around the countryside. |
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An individual mbira |
This mbira, pictured on Brighton beach, was made by Jabula Masuku. He was very sick when I met him but was making mbira in a way of his own. I include this photo in memory, as he passed away in May. I |
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