Kwekwe

In the Midlands Province, Kweku is one of the centrally located places in Zimbabwe and was established in 1898. Until 1982, it was known as Que Que. In today's era, it is a significant centre of trade and commerce in the country.

Nestled at an altitude of 1,220 metres, Kweku has  gentle slopes which adds beauty to its landscape. It has  road-trip friendly streets punctuated by natural aura.

The top attractions in Kweku are the National Mining Museum and Simunye Gardens. The National Mining Museum proudly exhibits the mining legacy of Zimbabwe since the colonial era.

The best things to do in  Kweku are a visit to the National Mining Museum which portrays the importance of Kweku as a mining district. On the other hand, Kweku is also famous for its Safaris where you can spot species like Sables, Elands Rhinos, Kudus,  Lions and African Elephant.

Owing to its location, Kweku experiences a Warm Temperate Climate. The mean annual temperature revolves around 19 ° C. Winters are cold and dry while the Summers are hot and wet.