Most of us adjust our seats before driving. But how often do you check your headrest? That small cushion behind your head is there for more than comfort. In a rear-end collision, a properly positioned head restraint can help reduce the risk of serious neck injury. Before your next journey, take a few seconds to
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New Moon is on 10 October, and the Whale Full Moon is on 26 October. Mercury becomes an evening object in the western sky, at its highest on 15 October. Venus is close to the end of its evening apparition, a brilliant object in the west after sunset for the first half of the month.
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SUMMER ROADS CAN CHANGE IN SECONDS. One minute the road is dry and bright. The next, you’re driving through a heavy summer shower. And that’s when good drivers slow down and adapt. When the rain comes: Reduce your speed, increase your following distance and give yourself more time to stop. Wet roads can dramatically increase
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Last Sunday, Mukuvisi Woodlands came alive with plenty of positive energy as 145 enthusiastic participants laced up their shoes for the Walk/Run for Rangers, an event dedicated to supporting the brave men and women who dedicate their lives to protecting Zimbabwe’s extraordinary wildlife heritage. The diverse crowd had runners, dog walkers, strollers and cyclists of
Hi All The one thing I enjoy about Zimbabweans is the way that the less able, elderly folk are taken care of by their immediate community. For some it is just something that happens in the rural village; for others it is generally helping with an “Old Age” organisation. Yet one of the most unheralded groups
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Not every vehicle problem comes with a flashing warning light, smoke pouring from the bonnet, or a loud mechanical noise. Sometimes, your car tells you something is wrong in much quieter ways. A slight change in the way it drives. A different sound. A little hesitation when starting. Small things that are easy to dismiss
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Hi All The main reason I decided to study at the University of Natal in Durban was so that I would have ample opportunity to master the sport of Surfboarding! Many a lecture was skipped when there was a westerly offshore wind when us “Surfers” would rush off the North Pier to catch a swell.
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The annual Chisipite Senior Pink Fun Run for Cancer is one of those beautiful traditions that never fails to inspire, bringing together hundreds of people united by a single, vibrant color: pink. This much-anticipated yearly event is proudly done in partnership with CancerServe, an incredible organization that is doing vital work on the ground. Constituted
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The highly anticipated ODI series between Zimbabwe and Australia kicked off yesterday at the Harare Sports Club, with fans eager to see how the home team would fare against the formidable Australian side. Australia secured a 59-run victory over Zimbabwe in the opening ODI of their three-match series today, setting the tone for what promises
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If there is one event that truly marks the arrival of spring in our community, it is the Annual Garden Show. Year after year, it secures its spot as one of the most highly anticipated events on our calendar, and I am happy to report that this year’s edition at the Parklands Business Venue absolutely
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