Turbo Glass - Boats South Africa

I wrote a little something about Turbo Glass a little while ago, click here  to re-read the post. I have now been sent the new website for you to have a look at. The new web URL is www.turbo-glass.co.uk. Please all go and have a look and leave some feedback below.

As you gathered from the last post they sell and build Boats in Zimbabwe but not just in Zimbabwe but all over Southern Africa. If you are looking for  Boats in Zambia or Boats in Botswana or Boats in South Africa then you have to get in touch with Turbo Glass and let them sort you out.

They also have a Facebook Page as well and if you all could go and like their page it would be much appreciated. I have been assured that you will not be spammed. haha.

So to recap a little if you are looking to Buy a Boat in Southern Africa, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, Mozambique Email Turbo Glass

So please can you fine people all over the world give this company some love and like their page and let me know what you think of the site.

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Demise of Air Zimbabwe

It flew profitably through 23 years of United Nations-imposed sanctions. It carried on without a blip after black nationalist guerillas shot down two of its Viscounts in the late 1970s, the last years of white-ruled Rhodesia.
After independence in 1980, its name was changed from Air Rhodesia to Air Zimbabwe. It was comfortably in the black with 16 aircraft, and a reputation as a clever, durable little African airline. It has taken President Mugabe 31 years without war or economic sanctions to finally drive it into the ground.
The last Air Zimbabwe domestic flight was three weeks ago. Late last year it cancelled international flights after a Boeing 737 at Johannesburg’s Oliver Tambo Airport and a Boeing 767 at Gatwick were impounded for unpaid services.

Zimbawe's History

I found this drawing about Zimbabwe and It depicts Zimbabwe's history quite well. Check it out and get an idea about My country...

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March 2010 - Collage

Here is a collage of my trip to Zimbabwe in March of last year. 

Good Times...

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The Mother Land

So some of you know I did not go home to Zimbabwe this Xmas, I was here in London enjoying the Minus degree temperature but I have been having a browse through my sisters pictures of home and I am still in awe of how beautiful that place is. The wild life and of course the sunsets. I have put some pictures for you to have a look at. These pics from what i can gather were taken my sis. Check them out...

The Bread Basket of Africa

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