Impatience and indiscipline on our roads are leading to more accidents: ‘People need to start listening,’ experts pleadIt always takes a loss of life for attention to be shifted to the safety of our roads. The focus becomes the life that has been lost, the family that has been bereaved, and the sad realization that
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Hi All Thoughts of a trip to Nyanga have always brought back images of cooler weather and of sitting around a blazing fireplace with the sound of pine cones crackling in the background. Those of you that have travelled to our wonderful Eastern Highlands will know, all too well, how many cottages are located up
HI All As an avid reader I’m always on the lookout for ways to improve the reading opportunities in our communities. When I was over in Brisbane last year my daughter drove me down to the local library with my 2 little granddaughters. They have a special section at the back of the library where
The faster one drives, the less time one has to react to potential danger. This also means a longer distance is required before one’s vehicle can come to a complete stop. A vehicle traveling at 80km/h needs 76m of stopping distance. At 100km/h, it needs 112m. The injury a person can sustain in a vehicle
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Car coolant leaks: What are the signs? Find out how to spot a coolant leak – and what you should do to fix it. Your car’s engine is kept within its operational temperature range with coolant. In winter, your radiator’s coolant stops the engine from freezing up, and in warmer seasons, it prevents it from
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Disclaimer – Below is a follow-up to the recent article Fish Netting in Namibia, to read this article please click here.Please note that whilst Bambazonke aims to be a community-based platform where we discuss ideas and experiences, we remainimpartial to all views shared below. Ripple Africa, making a difference. I’m delighted to introduce you to
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Dzikwa Trust Fund Dzikwa Trust Fund is implementing a four-year capacity-building project for Dzivarasekwa youths funded by Finland’s official development cooperation funds from 2023-2026. The core of the project is to provide life and employability skills training with practical applications, broad empowerment, guidance, and mentoring for youth in Dzivarasekwa. The project has 3 pillars:(1) Enhancing
Hi All Most of us mere mortals go through life believing we are immortal. Major medical issues only happen to others – not me! Medical science has, however, made enormous leaps and bounds in recent years making it possible to spot potential ailments in one’s body almost from day 1 potentially giving us a chance
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Welcome to the Reps Theatre Newsletter This newsletter only contains some of the activities happening at 4 Maasdorp Avenue! 18 September 2023 Developments around the theatre A UZ Media Studies student, Tanya has joined us an intern at the theatre, working in media and learning the technical aspects of productions as she has a passion
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Dear Members
An aim of the Zimbabwe Society for Analytical Psychology is to highlight the value that analytical psychology
brings to everyday life. One of the most useful and pragmatic concepts central to Jung’s theory is that of the
complex. Operating both consciously and unconsciously, complexes play a significant part in driving our choices
and behaviours and determining how our lives unfold. Last month we watched Dr John Gosling’s presentation
on complexes, in which he explains the function, origin, manifestation and triggers of complexes. Thanks to
those who joined us for the screening and contributed to the stimulating discussion afterwards.
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