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   <title>Sunday, March 20, 2016: Harare Urban Circuit</title>
   <author>Richard Johnson </author>
   <email>zd29330@harpercollege.edu</email>
   <description>Our first stop at the Harare Kopje provided a glimpse at the expansive layout of the city, which was first established as Fort Salisbury by British business mogul, imperialist, and politician Cecil Rhodes in 1890. This highest point of Harare, at approximately 4,800 feet, provides a wonderful panorama of what is now a populated and built-up city, and conjures images of what was then open grassland.</description>
   <pubDate>Fri, 20 May 2016 12:17:55 -08:00</pubDate>
   <tags>worlding</tags>
   <externaltags>study abroad, africa, zimbabwe, harare, colonial, church, independence, market, artisan, mbare, colony, art, infrastructure</externaltags>
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            alt="View of Harare from its highest point"/>
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