This Mansion is in Harare and belongs to the President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe. The most unusual thing is that Zimbabwe is a poor country. Life expectancy declined from 60 to 37 years for males, 34 years for females, the lowest in the world. 1.8 Million Zimbabweans live with HIV and receive no treatment as the health system has collapsed. Inflation is the highest in the world and now stands at 231,000,000%. Prices double every 1.3 days. 80% of the population is unemployed. Corruption is so blatant that money contributed for humanitarian projects is regularly confiscated by the Government for its private usage. Due to the complete lack of interest by the government and the hunger of its people 60% of Zimbabwe’s wildlife has died since 2000.
The saddest thing is that the government doesn’t care about its people and their problems, but the President feels ok about spending £3.75 millions on his palace while people starve.
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Incredible Skypark in Marina Bay Sands Resort in Singapore
These amazing photos are of the Skypark that was built atop the Marina Bay Sands hotel in Singapore. It would appear that there is something there for everyone, young or old. It is an amazing structure that truly lives up to its name. It is a park in the sky.
As infinity pools go, this particular one takes the concept right to the edge. 55 floors above the streets of Singapore, the pool at the city's newest resort - the £4billion Marina Bay Sands - is open for business.
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One of the Most Expensive Hotel Rooms in the World
The Ty Warner Penthouse suite in Four Seasons Hotel, New York, costs $35,000 a night and is considered one of the world’s most luxurious hotels. The $50 million Ty Warner Penthouse was designed by legendary architect I.M. Pei, Peter Marino and hotel owner Ty Warner.
The nine-room suite has walls inlaid with mother of pearl, gold and platinum-woven fabrics. The suite is located on the 52nd floor of New York’s tallest hotel with floor-to-ceiling bay windows offering a breathtaking 360 degree view of the City. If that is not relaxing enough you can enjoy a waterfall in the Zen Room, play the grand piano in the library or soak in a tub overlooking Central Park. Full spa treatments, a personal trainer and a 24/7 butler are all included, and if you still find a will to leave, you can choose to be chauffeured in a Rolls Royce or Maybach, and you’re always guaranteed a table at the hotel’s renowned L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon restaurant.
