Hi All The best time of the year to visit any of our National Parks Game Reserves is during the couple of months before the annual November rains arrive. At this time of the year the wildlife returns to the more prolific waterholes and the vegetation starts to thin out, making for easier visibility. Having […]
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Last week, my colleague and I ventured to The Plunge at 56 Kingsmead Road and let me tell you, this place is a wellness haven. From pilates to yoga, and of course, the star of the show: the plunge itself. The surroundings are serene, the energy is vibrant, and the moment you walk in, you
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No timed training can rival the quiet, relentless rhythm of a life steeped in music. When the piano lives in the corner of the living room; when your mother is a trained pianist whose fingers dance across the keys with the same ease as her words of encouragement; when melodies are the language of your
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Hi All, Having spent a long day on the Vic Falls / Hwange Road yesterday, I made the decision to change the timing of my return flight to Harare. The net result was an overnighter in the Falls at one of my favourite guest houses, Nkosi Lodge, One of Bayete’s three very fine, reasonably priced Lodges
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Hi All First impressions always count, especially when you are a discerning visitor to an International Fair like the Sanganai Tourism Expo held in Mutare last week. I popped into the show the night before to have a glimpse of what to expect and was immediately taken in by the Mountain Lakes exhibition – A
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I never thought I’d say this, but the air felt different at Chapungu Sculpture Park. Not in the poetic, exaggerated way people sometimes describe places, but in a way that made me pause, breathe deeper, and wonder why. Then it hit me: this place grows its atmosphere, literally. Trees everywhere, thoughtfully planted and lovingly labelled,
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Hi All Seeing a leopard in any of Zimbabwe’s free roaming National Parks is one of those rare privileges that is generally only experienced by regular visitors to those special wildlife areas. My work colleague and I were recently invited to spend a few nights in Machaba’s Ingwe Pan Camp situated within the inland Jesse
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Playing Piano: It’s a proven fact that, as you progress through life, you should continually reinvent yourself – set yourself very different objectives that require you being outside your comfort zone. This is especially true when you go through that Empty Nest syndrome. When I was over in New York for their marathon a
Some celebrations arrive fashionably late, and mine did just that. A belated birthday lunch turned into a full-on soul-refreshing experience at Kelly’s Kuttings, a place that doesn’t just serve food, but serves up an atmosphere that feels like a warm hug in floral form. We arrived in the afternoon, and from the moment I stepped
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Hi All Life in the city goes along like a flash in a blur and most folks seldom take a true break from it all. I was travelling down to Bulawayo for the Inter-District Bowls tournament over the long weekend. So, I took the opportunity to drive out to my spiritual heaven (The Matopos) to
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