Ron Campbell - Campbells Biltong

by Ron Campbell
(Costa Del Sol, Spain)

As a Rhodesian Born, I was so lucky to have been on Operation Noah - Kariba with my Dad and so many others saving those beautiful Beasts from the rising waters of Kariba. I later whilst serving in the Army spent some time on Kariba, followed by holidays & fishing trips on Kariba & the Zambezi down past Chirundu. Nothing on this planet can match the beauty or tranquillity of Kariba & the Zambezi Valley, it will be one of the world’s greatest tragedies if that was all destroyed in the name of "Progress"?? Maybe Nyami Nyami will revolt and flush the money grabbers out. I pray it does. Ron Campbell.

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Mar 10, 2013

On the wrong track
by: John

I was also involved in operation Noah
I like you was force watch the animals relocated due to Kariba dam. We now for the first time have the chance to dredge the river save game environment that no-one it seems cares about - they just want dams for pleasure unnecessary hydro schemes when our country is two thirds coal.
When we have the chance to clear the river to help animals you complain about boats that go on to fish that made it necessary to build Kariba dam and others.

Mar 16, 2014

looking for opreation noah heroes to interview for my upcoming documentary film about kariba
by: sonny

hie , in honour of all the heroes who constructed kariba dam wall. operation noah, im doing a pre production to make a documentary film about how the kariba history,, KARIBA THE GENESIS, is the working title of the film, so im looking for anyone who was part of these historic events to share with the world , the, good, bad moments, please fell free to contact me on ZAMBEZIPICTURES@GMAIL.COM OR CALL SONNY +27611864994, THANK YOU

May 22, 2014

a part of history
by: infairness

The dam wall is cracking, better make the movie fast as its likely to return to a river soon.

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