THE CULTURE WE CREATED ON OUR ROADS This is bigger than bad driving. It’s about who we have quietly become. We built a road culture where rushing feels normal. Where speed feels like success. Where getting there fast matters more than getting there alive. Where the smallest inconvenience ignites anger faster than compassion.facebook.com/105600827733427 And it […]
Bumper-to-Bumper Burnout: Coping with Driving Stress in Zimbabwe For many in Zimbabwe, the daily commute is a major source of hidden stress, anxiety, and even cognitive fatigue. Constant stop-start traffic causes more than just frustrating delays; it creates intense road stress that can affect your overall well-being. This pressure doesn’t disappear when you park; it
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There’s something about the sound of Christmas carols that makes the heart feel lighter. This past Saturday, as I stepped into Kingsmead Chapel, I was greeted by the gentle hum of “O Holy Night” drifting through the air, mingling with laughter and the rustle of wrapping paper. For a moment, I could have sworn Christmas
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I decided to join fellow nature lovers at the Mukuvisi March for Elephants, an annual event hosted in the serene Mukuvisi Woodlands. Supported by Zambezi Elephant Fund, Triathlon Zimbabwe, and My Trees – Miti Yangu. The march brought together families, friends, dogs, and a whole lot of sunshine. It wasn’t much of a hustle for
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Hi All Two of the most important essentials for increasing participation in any social sport are to have sensible, dedicated committee members along with healthy sponsorship from a local supporting company. Electrosales is one such company sponsoring an annual two-day Mountain Biking event at the start of November each year. This last weekend there were
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• Up to thousands of casualties are linked to poor driver vision • The risk of a collision rises by 20% on dark, wet evenings • One in seven people knows someone who is breaking the law over eyesight requirements* Drive Zimbabwe Roadside Assistance is concerned about the number of drivers taking to the roads with defective vision.
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As we go into November, the chances of cloud and rain increase, but at least we have lost the October haze. So, when the sky is clear, take the opportunity to enjoy being under a starry sky. On 5 November, the Milk Full Moon will be the middle of a series of three supermoons. It
Hi All Some people are born organisers. They, typically, meet up with fellow competitors after an event and chat about possibilities in their discipline. One such group has linked up recently to form Zimbabwe Masters Swimming. Last Saturday morning they put together a well organised international event at the Harare International School with teams coming
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When the weather turns rough, safety should always come first. No journey is worth risking your life — or the lives of others. If conditions are too dangerous, delay your trip until it’s safer to travel. By planning, maintaining your vehicle, and adjusting your driving techniques to suit the weather, you can greatly reduce your
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This past Saturday afternoon, I had the pleasure of attending the inaugural Sable Lager Grid Cup, a fresh and exciting rugby tournament featuring four specially drafted teams: Impis, Ngunis, Valley Blades, and Sun Rays. The event is a collaborative effort between Zimbabwe Rugby Union, Kyros Sports, and Harare Rugby, and it’s already proving to be
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