Our Voice 8: Baobabs, Zimbabwe, and the Front Lines
Willy Pabst is an outspoken German who fell under Africa's spell as a young man and decided he needed to make it a part of him. Over the intervening years, he found a property called Sango in the Save Valley in Zimbabwe. He eventually purchased the property, which has formed one of the most important, iconic examples…
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