Bulawayo

Bulawayo

Bulawayo City in sw Zimbabwe, se Africa; capital of Matabeleland North province. Founded by the British in 1893, it was the site of the Matabele revolt in 1896. It is the second- largest city in the country. Industries: textiles, motor vehicles, cement, electrical equipment. Pop. (2002) 927,600.

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