If your social media feed has been anything like mine lately, you’ve definitely noticed the massive buzz surrounding the newly opened The Palm Club at Village Walk, on the left side of Café Nush, where Haefelis used to be. The aesthetic shots and location tags have been everywhere, so I finally decided to pop in
Over the past few days, the hallowed sporting grounds of St George’s College were transformed into a vibrant cauldron of youth, talent, and cross-border rivalry. The highly anticipated St George’s College CABS Smashing T20 Cricket Tournament has officially wrapped up, and what a spectacular showcase it was. Drawing a massive contingent of 15 prestigious institutions,
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Road Safety Advice for Our Elderly Road UsersOur elderly road users deserve our care, patience and respect. As we grow older, changes in mobility, vision, reaction time and judgement can affect how we interact with traffic. At the same time, today’s roads are becoming increasingly busy and complex. Let us all play our part in
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The world said goodbye to one of music’s most recognisable, beloved and enduring figures yesterday, with the passing of Dolly Parton at the age of 80. She was a songwriter, actress, businesswoman, entertainer and, perhaps most importantly, a woman who understood the power that came with her success and chose to use it to make a difference. Songs
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Over time, Harare has developed quite a selection of established markets where people can spend a few hours over the weekend browsing, shopping, discovering local products, and meeting friends. Among the many options around the city, Old Stables Market has, for me, stood out as one of the very best. What I particularly enjoy is
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Hi All I lived in London for the best part of a year in the late 1970s. Computers were “Coming of Age”, so I soon found employment using my Computer Science degree. The company I worked for was developing software for a Hotel Reservation system, ensuring valuable experience for my future computer programming career. I
Hi All I last played rugby way back in about 1983 – full back or fly half for the 3rd team at Old Georgians. There were so many guys playing club rugby in and around Harare in those days, that in 1984 OGs had a social 4th team playing too. In 1981 we (the thirsty thirds) were
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On Saturday, I had the chance to experience my first Frost & Sip event, an intimate cake-decorating experience hosted by To Do List, and it was every bit as enjoyable as I had hoped. The concept is simple but so much fun. You are given the baked part of your cake and, with the hosts
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Last week St George’s College played host to three captivating nights of music, theatre and a story that has resonated with audiences around the world for generations. Jesus Christ Superstar, directed by Kundisai Mtero, brought the acclaimed musical to the College in a production that blended Afro-centric and Euro-centric influences into a distinctive interpretation of the classic.
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Hi All A good friend of mine, Dave, once told me that in ideal road conditions one should never have a car accident – as long as you stick within the speed limit, don’t drink and drive, and are wide awake. Well Dave, it’s not so simple in our current traffic circles! The first thing that comes to
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