My friend Helene and I arrived in Harare in September 2018, working on an international project concerning reduction of the prevalence of HIV among adolescents in Zimbabwe. We wanted to get a broad perspective on the issues of HIV, […]
Fourth-year medical students at Ohio State University can spend 4-weeks completing a global health elective. With an MPH degree in Global Health, I knew ahead of time that I wanted to travel abroad. After hearing about Tiritose through a colleague of mine (Necrisha Roach), I knew spending my time in Zimbabwe with Tiritose was where I wanted to go for my 4-week clinical rotation in 2017.
When thinking about travelling, most of us look to UNESCO for the World Heritage sites so that we can tick the bucket list. Similarly, when travelling to Zimbabwe, there is no doubt that you are swayed by the appeal […]
September is always an exciting month for the art fanatics in Zimbabwe and those visiting the country for the first time. Besides our passion to eat and unhealthy habit of turning our problems into jokes, Zimbos really know how to turn up. If you’ve been to HIFA or Neverland Zimbabwe then you know the vibe.
Check out our list of the most exciting places to visit and explore in Zimbabwe – both classic Zimbabwe tourist attractions and hidden gems not to be missed!
The township of Epworth has one of the highest unemployment rates in the Harare area, but with a new and innovative meat delivery business, a hundred new jobs have been created and Tiritose Sustainable Travel was present when it […]
Amanda Thomas summarises her trip to Zimbabwe to volunteer at Wild is Life, a wildlife sanctuary near Harare. Read all about her unforgettable experiences!
For tips on animal conservation volunteering abroad, read about Gavin’s experience volunteering at Mukuvisi Woodlands in Zimbabwe back in October 2015.
Considering volunteering with elephants in Africa? Imire Game Park a rhino and elephant conservancy situated in Zimbabwe. Read all about our exciting day trip.
James Kapnek, an American entrepreneur found great financial success in Southern Africa in the late 19th century, and decided to leave his fortune to build communities in Zimbabwe. He is the founder of Kapnek Trust. I came across the work […]
