Wild Zambezi News - June 2016

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NEWS HEADLINES - JUNE 2016

-   Cash shortage in Zimbabwe
-   ZimParks tariffs 2016 - clarification
-   Travel Specials
-   Meet Wilderness Air's Chief Pilot
-   Safari Logistics upgrading
-   Lake Kariba/Zambezi River water levels
-   Zambezi Cruise  Safaris set sail in 2016
-   Musango - an island of excellence on Lake Kariba
-   New self-catering chalets & camp at western end of Lake Kariba
-   Ruckomechi's design - inspired by the Zambezi
-   New spacious tents for Zambezi Expeditions in Mana
-   It's wedding season along the Zambezi!
-   African boma evenings at The Elephant Camp
-   New game-viewing platform at Imbabala
-   Tail Ender

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