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CityWindhoek
The ministry says most of Windhoek’s botanical garden is unlandscaped to conserve water; two museums cover earth sciences and the city itself.
Explore WindhoekPhotograph: Checamj04 · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0
CityYamoussoukro
A 2023 study examines Yamoussoukro’s secondary schools; AFP quotes the governor calling the crocodile lake’s water sacred to the local Baoulé.
Explore YamoussoukroPhotograph: Didierwiki · Photo source · CC0 1.0
CityYaoundé
Yaoundé’s National Museum describes dead and banana leaves covering pots before firing; the city council gives the Parcours Vita in Mont Fébé as 1.6 km long.
Explore YaoundéPhotograph: Bdx · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0
CityYaren
A Yaren museum received more than 50 digitally restored Nauru photographs; a campus library links its school, vocational centre and USP campus.
Explore YarenIllustration: WorldStamped · Map data · Natural Earth map data, public domain
CountryYemen
A 2023 growth model estimates Socotra dragon-tree ages; UNESCO links Shibam’s earthen towers with irrigated fields and mud used for building.
Explore YemenPhotograph: Bkar6190 · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0
CityYerevan
The 1924 Cascade plan linked central and northern Yerevan; Vernissage ends before a monument; the Erebuni reserve-museum is based on three city sites.
Explore YerevanPhotograph: © Vyacheslav Argenberg / http://www.vascoplanet.com/ · Photo source · CC BY 4.0
CityZagreb
Zagreb City Museum’s mechanical music automata, Dolac market opened in 1930 after a move from Harmica, and the funicular linking the Lower and Upper Town.
Explore ZagrebPhotograph: Branko Radovanović · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0
CountryZambia
At Victoria Falls, a westward-moving river break cuts Jurassic basalt; at Kalambo, researchers interpret a notched log as a joint with a larger trunk.
Explore ZambiaPhotograph: Nynative · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0
CountryZimbabwe
A 2021 mason’s account describes fire-splitting granite at Great Zimbabwe; UNESCO reports 1920s linseed-oil experiments darkened Pomongwe cave paintings.
Explore ZimbabwePhotograph: Andrew Moore · Photo source · CC BY-SA 2.0
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