Manyame River
The Manyame River, also known as Panhame and formerly as Hunyani is a river located in Zimbabwe and Mozambique, and a tributary of the Zambezi River.[1]
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| | Landforms |
- Mhembwe hills
- Horseshoe hills
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| | Protected areas |
- Mwari Raphia Palm Botanical Reserve
- Tingwa Raphia Palm Botanical Reserve
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| | Education |
- Chapoto Primary School
- Chapoto Secondary School
- Chifamba Secondary School
- Kabvuma Primary School
- Hambe Primary School
- Magwenya Secondary School
- Magaya Secondary School
- Makwatsine Primary School
- Makuvatsine Secondary School
- Mhokwe Primary School
- Nyamhondoro Seconadry School
- Nyakapupu Secondary School
- Kondo Seconadry School
- St. Francis Secondary School
- Mushumbi High School
- Mushumbi Primary School
- Howard high school
- Gwakwe Primary School
- Mushoshoma Primary school
- Mushoshoma Secondary School
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| | Culture and sport | |
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| | Notable people | |
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| | Constituencies |
- Guruve North
- Guruve South
- Guruve senatorial constituency
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 Mbire District |
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