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Zim bans camouflage-wear2007-3-19 17:44Johannesburg
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Camouflage-patterned clothing is not permitted in Zimbabwe, according to the southern African country's consulate in Johannesburg, reported The Golden Monkey e-Times on Monday.
Although the ruling is not directly on camouflage clothing, says Ndaipaneyi Mukwena from the Johannesburg office of Zimbabwe tourism, it applies to any clothing that can be construed as mimicking military-wear.

Tourists are urged not to wear, or even carry any military-inspired clothing, while travelling in Zimbabwe.


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I thought that had always been the case?


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It has been... but with the increased violence and governmental repression going on with the MDC it is probably a good idea to take NO chances on what is construed as "military camo"!


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Read carefully...it seems to imply any military style clothing so I would not wear any army surplus stuff


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8. 95 deg F in Africa is different than 95 deg F in TX or CA and that is why you must worry about ammunition temperature in Africa (even though most safaris take place in winter) but not in TX or in CA.
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You guys have got to be nuts to go anywhere with that kind of heat cooking up.


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They've just had a piece on the Sky news about it and they're talking about a UN resolution etc etc..... personally, I have my doubts and reckon the UN won't go in because it'll be construed as a new wave of colonialisation from the western powers..... and I also reckon there's more chance of pigs flying than the neighbouring African countries doing anything.






 
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You guys have got to be nuts to go anywhere with that kind of heat cooking up.


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