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How to Stress Less in a Chaos Intersection Traffic Jam. Stay calm and centered amid bumper-to-bumper chaos. Navigating Road Construction Intersections: A Guide for Safe Driving Traffic congestion is a frequent source of stress, anger and anxiety — and the problem, like your car in a traffic jam chaos, isn’t going anywhere soon Spending hours […]

HI All Retd. Colonel Lionel Dyke was a die-hard soldier who had a very successful military career. He knew his own mind and didn’t take fools gladly. Lionel joined the Rhodesian army when he was just 17, spending time in the RLI and RAR ending up commanding The Zimbabwe Parachute Battalion. He was awarded a […]

Winter is on its way with temperatures across Zimbabwe showing a gradual decline, into single figures in some places. While people will ensure they are protected against the cold, they forget about their vehicles, and that these valuable assets also need some care against the elements at this time of year. We would like you […]

Road construction presents many hazards for drivers. As roads narrow and lanes decrease, traffic will slow or come to a complete stop. Traffic patterns may change and drivers will have to deal with uneven surfaces and narrowed lanes bordered by barricades and signs. Drive Zimbabwe Roadside Assistance warned motorists to prepare for roadwork on several […]

Hi All The annual ADMA Exhibition is being held this week at ART farm starting Thursday Morning at 8 am. A couple of us from Bindu Media went along yesterday for media accreditation and to check out the preparations. ADMA was started about 8 years ago giving an opportunity for high-end providers of Agricultural equipment to […]

Falling Back to Shorter Days Means Taking Extra Care on the Road It’s cold and dark, and everyone just wants to get “there” as quickly as possible. The above statement sums up a typical winter afternoon/evening quite well. It also hints at some of the problems ahead, for drivers, riders, and walkers alike. Now with the end of […]

Merging Lanes Safely… 4 min read Merging collisions are more common than drivers realize. Gracious driving is the key to avoiding accidents and making merging safer on the roads. Ever tried merging lanes, one lane at a time? Or merging across multiple lanes? Or merging onto the highways? Exercise caution during merging, avoiding impromptu or […]

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Hi All Phil Scott Riddell was, until recently, a highly qualified commercial pilot with 30 years of airline and business corporate flying experience. He visited many different countries worldwide during his flying career, resulting in him overnighting in hotel accommodations boasting a large variance in standards. In 2016 Phil and his wife, Mornette relocated to […]

Hi All I’ve always believed that a good manager does not spend the whole workday sitting behind a desk with in-baskets that never seem to empty. One needs to regularly “Break the Pattern” of hard slog. Sometimes all it takes is a coffee date with a long-forgotten friend or business colleague.  Another way to do […]

Is Your Car Back To School Ready? – All our top tips to get your car ready for the school run.The fridges are all stocked and ready for the kids’ packed lunches and the new uniforms have been purchased – even if they are two sizes too big! Whilst we know parents will be busy making […]

We all share the road, and as drivers and pedestrians, we should respect everyone’s journey. When you’re driving remember: When you’re walking remember: Just because you use the road, doesn’t mean you own it. We all share the road, we all share the responsibility. Reaching the destination safely is the best reward for any motorist/pedestrian! […]

Hi All With us at Softrite having so many farmers using our Adaski payroll software, we are constantly being informed of new developments and presentations being made in the Zimbabwean Farming community. A few weeks ago, we were invited out to a farm in Northern Marondera to listen to Rob Stokes talk about the “Chongi” tobacco curing system […]

Hi All Early last month I was invited out to the Swales Farm in Darwendale to witness the first public display of the 7 young progeny of their Arabian Horses.  “The Arabian Horse has historic roots in the Arabian Peninsula. With a distinctive head shape and high tail carriage, the Arabian is one of the most easily […]